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“... structural properties which depend on particle size and, probably, may trigger new biological effects...”
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“...Dyslipidemia contributes to the increased risk of death and morbidity in patients with diabetes...”
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“... or relative defect in the production and/or action of insulin. During pregnancy, hyperglycemia can cause...”
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“... com troponina C (cTnC). Fragmentos de coração de seis bovinos (três que receberam, por via oral, doses únicas...”
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