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biopotency

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biopotency [¦bī·ō′pōt·ən·sē]
(biochemistry)
Capacity of a chemical substance, as a hormone, to function in a biological system.


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Parker's group has proposed reexamining the 10-to-1 ratio of biopotency for alpha-tocopherol versus gamma-tocopherol because the official numbers come almost entirely from research on animals.
abstract follows) Time-Action Profile of a New Rapid Acting Inhaled Insulin with High Biopotency C.
Pre-clinical studies conducted by Bone Care have shown that Hectorol, by virtue of its unique properties, provides the same biopotency as calcitriol yet decreases the risk of hypercalcemia by 67% to 80%.
 
 
 
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