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Meanings of serum in English

Portuguese
soro
Catalan
sèrum

An amber, watery fluid, rich in proteins, that separates out when blood coagulates.

soro
Usage of serum in English
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Background: In cross-sectional analyses, serum cholesterol levels differ among different age groups.
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However, direct analysis of low-abundance biomarkers in serum is still a problem.
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Specific serum IgE to certain common food- and aero-allergens was also tested.
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Results: IC50 values from tests using conventional serum corresponded to published data.
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A CFTR mutation would therefore result in higher concentrations of serum ATP.
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Therefore, the exact association between serum UA and bone health remains unclear.
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Immune serum treatment could maintain arthritis resolution for up to 60 days.
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Previous reports have indicated that coffee consumption may increase serum cholesterol levels.
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Elevated serum D-lactate levels were recorded in animals with higher IAP levels.
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Objectives: Polyneuropathies with associated serum IgM antibodies are often difficult to treat.
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One serum sample from each group showed a negative result by IB.
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Conclusions: We conclude that high serum IGF-I levels are associated with goiter.
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Methods: HSV-2 serum testing was performed at screening and every six months.
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There were differences in the serum DJ-1 protein levels among different individuals.
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Background: Abnormal serum sodium concentrations are common in patients presenting for surgery.
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Conclusions: CF patients with stable disease have moderately reduced serum testosterone levels.
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Serum through the time
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Australia
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