Usage of "Mn" | TermGallery

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A hard brittle grey polyvalent metallic element that resembles iron but is not magnetic; used in making steel; occurs in many minerals.

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A midwestern state.

Usage of Mn in English

Importantly, oxidative changes have been reported to be involved in Mn-induced toxicity. 
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In addition, the origin of isomorphism between 1 and Mn-CP is also discussed. 
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Moreover, Mn exposure resulted in a significant uptake of a-Syn by primary cells. 
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Accordingly, there is a critical need for better surrogate biomarkers of Mn exposure. 
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In neurodegenerative diseases and cervical spondylosis, only Mn SOD level was significantly elevated. 
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Here, we identified and characterized the major Mn acquisition systems of E. faecalis. 
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High dose Mn exposure also results in increased cerebellar Mn concentrations. 
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Our results indicate that E. coli Mn and FeSOD are not functionally equivalent. 
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A remarkably high Mn concentration was found in Coptosapelta olaciformis Elm. 
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Minor or no spatial trends were observed for Cu, Mn, Rb and Zn. 
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Soy formulas naturally have higher manganese (Mn) content than cow's milk formulas. 
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Finally, we found that flies treated with Mn presented significantly decrease in dopamine levels. 
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These results indicate that the Mn-DTPASA complex is not stable. 
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Serum Mn-SOD levels were unrelated to smoking habits in males. 
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It is not only alive, Mn Pearl, it is conscious. 
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The Soy+Mn group also had a blunted response to the dopamine agonist apomorphine. 
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Translations for Mn

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Mn through the time

Meanings of Mn in English