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Assuming establishment is required, and of is required, and paraoxonaseand is required, and arylesterase is required, and activityof is required, and paraoxonase is required, and 1 is required, and pon1 is required, and in is required, and dependence is required, and on is required, and 55 is required, and l is required, and m is required, and and192 is required, and q is required, and r is required, and dna is required, and polymorphismin is required, and adult is required, and peoplewith is required, and down is required, and syndrome is required, the following results were found.
- ESTABLISHMENT OF PARAOXONASE AND ARYLESTERASE ACTIVITY OF PARAOXONASE 1 (PON1) IN DEPENDENCE ON 55(L/M) AND 192(Q/R) DNA POLYMORPHISM IN ADULT PEOPLE WITH DOWN SYNDROME ABSTRACT
- ВОСПОСТАВУВАЊЕ НА ПАРАОКСОНАЗНАТА И АРИЛЕСТЕРАЗНАТА АКТИВНОСТ НА ПАРАОКСОНАЗА 1 ( ПОН 1) ВО ЗАВИСНОСТ ОД 55 (L/M) И 192 (Q/R) ДНК ПОЛИМОРФИЗАМ КАЈ ВОЗРАСНИТЕ ЛИЦА СО ДАУНОВ СИНДРОМ Павел СИКОРА 1 , Ванда РЕПИСКА 1 , Мариа ШУСТРОВА 2 , Лукач ХАЛЧАК 3...
- http://jser.fzf.ukim.edu.mk/index.php/component/content/article/125-2010/2010-1-2-abstracts/2601-establishment-of-paraoxonase-and-arylesterase-activity-of-paraoxonase-1-pon1-in-dependence-on-55lm-and-192qr-dna-polymorphism-in-adult-people-with-down-syndrome-abstract
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