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Meanings of secretor in English
Any of various organs that synthesize substances needed by the body and release it through ducts or directly into the bloodstream.
Synonyms
Examples for "gland"
Examples for "gland"
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Animal studies have shown that IGF-I is essential for mammary gland development.
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The construction of the mammary gland is also peculiar in the Monotremes.
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In addition, significant parotid gland sparing was achieved in the conformal plans.
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Conclusions: Lacrimal gland tumors are rare but highly aggressive salivary gland tumors.
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Hypertrophy of the thyroid gland, which is a comparatively rare disease; 2.
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A trusted veteran, therefore, among the internal secretory organs, its importance can be surmised.
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The physical condition necessary for the healthy action of the secretory organs is a copious supply of blood, in which the nutritive materials are abundant.
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At best he is a mere feminine convenience- afatheror a cash secreter; until he wears out at last, buzzes softly into a grave.
Usage of secretor in English
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HMO profile is determined by secretor status; however, their influence on milk microbiota is still uncovered.
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Bernard was a secretor: his blood type could be found in his semen and his spit.
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Conclusions: Maternal secretor status is associated with the human milk microbiota composition and is maintained during the first 4 weeks.
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Susceptibility to disease has been associated with histo-blood group antigens and secretor status; nonsecretors are almost completely resistant to disease.
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This study provides a basis for analysis of the influence of secretor state on host-parasite interaction in the urinary tract.
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Specific associations between milk microbiota, HMO, and secretor status were observed, although the potential biological impact on the neonate remains elusive.
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A comparable percentage of the secretor genotype for the Lewis blood group phenotype in both Burkinabe and Italian women was found.
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Furthermore, saliva from secretor-positive and symptomatic patients but not from secretor-negative and asymptomatic individuals bound the norovirus strain responsible for that particular outbreak.
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In an hour or so I should have a blood type, and I should know whether the person is a secretor or a nonsecretor.
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Results: Fifty-seven persons were enrolled; 8 received placebo and an additional 8 persons were considered to be nonsusceptible on the basis of being secretor negative.
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Further study of GII.17 outbreaks focusing on host susceptibility showed that the new GII.17 variant infected secretor individuals of A, B, O and Lewis types.
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The frequency of secretors is, as usual, higher than that of nonsecretors in both the tribes.
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HMO profile is determined by secretor status; however, their influence on milk microbiota is still uncovered.
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Bernard was a secretor: his blood type could be found in his semen and his spit.
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Conclusions: Maternal secretor status is associated with the human milk microbiota composition and is maintained during the first 4 weeks.
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Susceptibility to disease has been associated with histo-blood group antigens and secretor status; nonsecretors are almost completely resistant to disease.
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Translations for secretor
Spanish
Secretor through the time