(1) Renal parenchymal injury may be progressive, despite an apparent plateau of the SeCr in some patients.
(2) The greatest change in SeCr occurred within the first 6 months post LTXP.
(3) The above facts testify to changes of nervous regulation of gastric secre
(4) By the end of the follow-up, 9 patients had SeCr > 200 microM.
(5) Together, these results suggest that the mechanism(s) operating to sort acid phosphatase in Dictyostelium can tolerate a wide range of changes in N-linked oligosaccharides including a reduction in phosphate and the absence of CA-1 and sulfate, while in contrast, these same alterations can profoundly influence the rate of transport of acid phosphatase from the ER and post-ER compartments to lysosomes as well as the secr
Sucre
Definition:
(n.) A silver coin of Ecuador, worth 68 cents.
Example Sentences:
(1) We suggest that the sucrase structural gene lies between 31CD and 31EF on the left arm of chromosome 2 and that the two forms of abdominal sucrase derive from a common protein coded for by a single sucrase gene designated Sucr+.
(2) In France, three giant sugar companies received the largest payments under the Common Agricultural Policy (Tereos €178m, St Louis Sucre €144m, and Cristal Union €57m), while in Spain the top recipient of subsidies was sugar company Azucarera Ebro (€119m) and in Germany the world's largest sugar processor and trader Sudzucker was second largest recipient (€42.9m).
(3) Cruz 51%, Tarija 45%, Cochabamba 28%, Sucre 39%, La Paz 4.9%, Oruro 6% and Potosi 24%.
(4) The baseline level of mercury in the river sediments of the uncontaminated area (Manzanares River, Sucre State) was 0.06 micrograms g-1, while in the contaminated area in the Roscio District of Bolivar State the concentration varied from 0.12 to 129 micrograms g-1.
(5) Seropositivity was higher in those samples obtained in Sucre (2.5%) and Apure (1.7%) states both with foci of malaria transmission.
(6) Four collection sites were chosen: two in Sucre state (Santa Fe and Guayana) where A. aquasalis (considered to be A. emilianus by Gabaldón and Escalante) is presumed to be the major regional vector of Plasmodium vivax; and two in areas where no malaria transmission occurs (Caño Rico, Aragua state, and Puerto Cabello, Carabobo state).