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acquired
(redirected from acquired bleeding)

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acquired [ə′kwīrd]
(biology)
Not present at birth, but developed by an individual in response to the environment and not subject to hereditary transmission.


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The application of transgenic technology may enable the production and pricing of rhFVIIa at appropriate levels for broader utilization, as well as expanding its use to the treatment of the unmet needs of patients in a broader range of countries and to the treatment of other acquired bleeding conditions.
The behavior of platelets (the profile of aggregation) allows physicians to diagnosis genetic and acquired bleeding disorders, clotting disorders and monitor anti-platelet therapy.
The application of transgenic technology may enable the production and pricing of rhFVIIa at appropriate levels for broader utilization of rhFVIIa, as well as expanding its use to the treatment of the unmet needs of patients in developing countries and to the treatment of other acquired bleeding conditions.
 
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