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Meanings of hypoxia in English

Russian
гипоксия
Portuguese
hipoxia
Spanish
hipoxia
Catalan
hipòxia
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Condition in which the body or a region of the body is deprived of adequate oxygen supply at the tissue level.

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гипоксия
Usage of hypoxia in English
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Summary background data: Tumor hypoxia is an important factor in therapy resistance.
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However, the mechanisms by which hypoxia affects the aggressive phenotypes remain unclear.
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Conclusion: Tumor hypoxia adversely affected the prognosis of patients in this study.
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Chronic hypoxia had no effect on the expression and distribution of PKC-epsilon.
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No improvement was observed when including expressions of the hypoxia-associated gene signatures.
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Four of the nine subjects shunted at a lower workload in hypoxia.
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This search resulted in the identification of multiple degenerate hypoxia responsive elements.
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Our previous studies implicated this pathway in PDAC cell survival under hypoxia.
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The optical hypoxia signature was variable between patients while hemoglobin absorption increased.
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The biochemical mechanisms that underlie hypoxia-induced NF-kappaB activity have remained largely undefined.
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These findings identify novel associations in inflammatory, hypoxia signaling, and sleep pathways.
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No signs of pulmonary inflammation or edema were found despite prolonged hypoxia.
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The expression of hypoxia-related proteins was detected by Western blot and immunostaining.
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One is activated by insulin, the other by contractile activity and hypoxia.
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It's hypoxia and nutrients in our system that are creating dead zones.
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Exercise-induced hypoxia is an index of the severity of interstitial lung disease.
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Spanish
hipoxia
Catalan
hipòxia
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