[Prolinemia in thalassemic children].
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Biomedical subjects
G Di Bitonto
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Rate of synthesis of haemoglobin A2 in thalassaemia.
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Amino Acids↗
[Ribonucleic acid (RNA) in the reticulocytes of normal and thalassemic subjects].
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Child↗
[Residual bilirubin-binding capacity of albumin (HBABA binding) in icterus gravis neonatorum].
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Benzoates↗
[The residual bilirubin binding capacity of albumin in newborn premature infants].
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Bilirubin↗
Factors influencing the glucocorticoid-induced increase of ribonucleic acid polymerase activity of rat liver nuclei.
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Adrenalectomy↗
[Effect of atractyloside on the incorporation of labeled nucleotides into the ribonucleic acids of the nuclei and mitochondria of rat liver].
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Animals↗
Serum ferritin estimation in polytransfused beta-thalassemia major children: comparative studies with different methods using commercial kits.
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Blood Transfusion↗
[Organic acidemias: current diagnostic practical possibilities].
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Acidosis↗
[Diagnosis and localization of urinary tract infections in children with vesico-ureteral reflux].
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Antibodies, Bacterial↗
[Atopic manifestations, growth and nutritional data in newborns at high risk for allergy fed serum protein hydrolysate: 2-year follow-up].
Authors have studied, in high risk for atopy newborns, with a follow-up of two years, the effect of feeding whey hydrolysate, evaluating the incidence of atopic manifestations, the growth pattern and different biochemical nutritional parameters, comparing the results to those observed in breast fed newborns. No significative differences have been shown suggesting that whey protein hydrolysate could be a good alternative to breast milk, when this is not available.
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