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Meanings of mitochondrial dna depletion syndrome in English

Spanish
síndrome de depleción de dna mitocondrial
Catalan
síndrome de depleció de dna mitocondrial

MDDS.

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síndrome de depleción de dna mitocondrial
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Diagnosis of MCI was made according to the MDS criteria level II.
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Methods: CC and FISH analyses were conducted for 216 primary MDS patients.
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Clinical studies have demonstrated that decitabine has activity in patients with MDS.
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Responses and outcomes were standardised according to the International Working Group MDS criteria.
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A few recent case-control studies suggest an association between MDS and several occupations.
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The diagnosis is infantile onset encephalomyopathic mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome, referred to generally as MDDS.
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Conclusions: Using leukocyte gene expression profiles, we could differentiate MDDs from Controls with adequate sensitivity and specificity.
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A subsequent replication study involved 20 MDDs and 18 Controls.
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Usage of mitochondrial dna depletion syndrome in English
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The diagnosis is infantile onset encephalomyopathic mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome, referred to generally as MDDS.
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Charlie has encephalomyopathic mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome.
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Severe TK2 deficiency is associated with early-onset fatal mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome, while less severe deficiencies result in late-onset phenotypes.
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Mutations in FBXL4 (F-Box and Leucine rich repeat protein 4), a nuclear-encoded mitochondrial protein with an unknown function, cause mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome.
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Translations for mitochondrial dna depletion syndrome