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Meanings of glucose in English

Spanish
d-glucosa

Chemical compound.

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d-glucosa
Russian
глюкогексоза
Portuguese
glicose
Spanish
glucosa
Catalan
glucosa

Group of isomers.

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глюкогексоза

Chemical compound.

Biomedical measurand type.

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Usage of glucose in English
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We therefore recommend monitoring of glucose levels and correcting possible hypoglycemia promptly.
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Conclusions: These data suggest that halothane anesthesia per se affects glucose metabolism.
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The bolus-based insulin administration provides a safe approach to glucose level management.
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Age itself is thought to affect the acute glucose response to stress.
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Bernard said the doctors acted by infusing glucose-laden water into CG's body.
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Background: Few studies about long-term glucose homeostasis in bariatric patients are available.
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Future studies should investigate whether glucose variability is associated with cardiovascular disease.
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On day 1, glucose tolerance was assessed during a meal challenge test.
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This type of physical activity must be accompanied by careful glucose monitoring.
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Numerical studies were carried out using a comprehensive model of glucose regulation.
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However, persistently high plasma glucose is also a mechanism of increasing ROS.
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We propose methods for statistical comparison of glucose profiles among patient groups.
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Moreover, postoperative glucose values were found to be risk factors for PH-2.
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Clustering analysis was used to determine the normal range of glucose values.
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However, SFRP4 does not control glucose homeostasis and β-cell mass in mice.
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A telephone might check a person's pulse or glucose levels, for example.
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Translations for glucose
Catalan
glucosa
Glucose through the time
Glucose across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare