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portalA Web "supersite" that provides a variety of services including Web search, news, free e-mail, discussion groups, shopping and links to other sites. The major general-purpose Web portals are Yahoo!, MSN and AOL. Many portals allow the home page to be personalized (see personal portal). Prior to the Web, CompuServe and AOL functioned as portals, aggregating information from various sources. portal 1. an entrance, gateway, or doorway, esp one that is large and impressive 2. Anatomy a. of or relating to a portal vein b. of or relating to a porta
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The portal of entry of the ameba may be a break in the skin or the respiratory tract by inhalation of wind-blown cysts, with subsequent spread to the CNS through the circulatory system (1). In our patient the presumptive portal of entry for A israelii was oral and an ulterior hematogenous seeding probably caused the sternal infection. thus providing a portal of entry for HIV and other sexually |
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