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Meanings of catabolism in English

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catabolismo
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catabolisme

Breakdown in living organisms of more complex substances into simpler ones together with release of energy.

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However, information about the catabolism of heme in erythroid cells is limited.
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Swelling of the spleen is caused by catabolism of the Malpighian bodies.
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Alteration in metabolites associated with catabolism, acidosis and hyperglycemia have been identified.
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However, there has been no report about hepatic serum glycoprotein catabolism under DR.
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HO-1 is an enzyme responsible for the catabolism of free heme.
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In contrast, proteins associated with glucose catabolism increased in response to ozone exposure.
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Intradialytic protein catabolism is attributed to loss of amino acids in the dialysate.
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This adduct causes the radioiodine to become trapped in lysosomes following antibody catabolism.
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The genes related to ABA biosynthesis, catabolism, and signaling were identified and analyzed.
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In rodents, brain insulin signaling controls both hepatic triglyceride secretion and BCAA catabolism.
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These observations suggest that the PDH complex has an alternative function besides sugar catabolism.
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However, its half life was short due to rapid catabolism.
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Our results suggest that purine catabolism in adipose tissue could be enhanced in obesity.
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The protein catabolism declined markedly only in the fasting patients.
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In contrast, genes for catabolism of organic compounds are limited.
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Some strains are naturally transformable and capable of DNA catabolism.
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catabolismo
Catabolism through the time
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