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Значения термина abl на английском

русский
додекановая кислота
португальский
ácido láurico
испанский
acido dodecanoico
каталонский
àcid làuric

Chemical compound.

      Похожие термины
      додекановая кислота
      португальский
      síndrome de bassen-kornzweig
      испанский
      sindrome de bassen kornzweig

      Human disease.

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          síndrome de bassen-kornzweig
          Синонимы
          Examples for "abetalipoproteinemia"
          Examples for "abetalipoproteinemia"
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          These findings suggest that overexpression of ORP150 in mice leads to abetalipoproteinemia with alteration of glucose and lipid metabolism.
          Pubmed
          2
          Using a genetic model for abetalipoproteinemia, we show that the uptake of labeled fatty acids into the circulation is dependent on lipoprotein production.
          Pubmed
          1
          We report on the unusual association of a malformation syndrome with mental retardation resembling SLOS and profound hypocholesterolemia related to familial hypobetalipoproteinemia.
          Pubmed
          2
          Familial hypobetalipoproteinemia is a well-known dominantly inherited entity in which affected individuals usually are free of symptoms.
          Pubmed
          русский
          исходный падеж
          португальский
          caso ablativo
          испанский
          caso ablativo
          каталонский
          cas ablatiu

          Grammatical case.

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                исходный падеж
                Использование термина abl на английском
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                We tested the effects of PD166326 on two of the clinically observed STI571-resistant Bcr-abl mutants.
                Pubmed
                2
                A fist-size tumor had been removed from the stomach of his patient 12 years earlier, but his doctors had not been abl(...)
                The Irish Times
                3
                PD166326 is a prototype of a new generation of anti-Bcr-abl compounds with picomolar potency and substantial activity against STI571-resistant mutants.
                Pubmed
                4
                Agreed pay cuts and the fact that key customers have signed new, long-term contracts mean that Ireland's largest cash-in- transit company has been abl(...)
                The Irish Times
                5
                Froggie: u thnk so bc u dont no wot its lik not 2 be abl to talk 2 yr fam NE more
                Beastly
                6
                This has been attributed to the activity of p210bcr-abl tyrosine kinase present in the K562 cells, which is known to suppress drug-induced apoptosis.
                Pubmed
                7
                Patients with an isolated ABL of a major epicardial vessel were included.
                Pubmed
                8
                However, the mechanisms by which c-Abl may influence B lymphopoiesis remain obscure.
                Pubmed
                9
                Previous studies on c-Abl-deficient mice have shown high post-natal mortality and lymphopenia.
                Pubmed
                10
                The 2 drugs also exhibited a synergistic effect in targeting BCR-ABL protein.
                Pubmed
                11
                The v-Abl oncogene promotes cell cycle progression and inhibits pre-B cell differentiation.
                Pubmed
                12
                The kinetics of the BCR-ABL transcript correlated well with the patients' clinical course.
                Pubmed
                13
                But first, the ABL has to have its first test fight.
                Wired
                14
                Real-time quantitative RT-PCR appears to be a useful test for BCR-ABL transcript monitoring.
                Pubmed
                15
                Stephen Hawking was a true inspiration to the disabled and abled.
                BBC
                16
                WASF3 phosphorylation by ABL kinase is essential for its ability to regulate invasion.
                Pubmed