dextro

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dextro

[′dek‚strō]

(optics)

dextrorotatory

(organic chemistry)

dextrorotatory enantiomer

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5) NK asimetrico (Canhoto com Dextro ou Dextro com canhoto);

AVALIACAO DA INTENSIDADE DE UM TESTE DE FORCA ESPECIFICO EM JUDO SEGUNDO RESPOSTA HORMONAL/Evaluation of the intensity a specific resistance test in judo according to hormonal response

Dextro Energy had requested authorization to use health claims such as "glucose contributes to metabolism" and "glucose contributes to normal muscle function."

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Dextro Energy requested authorization to use health claims such as 'glucose contributes to normal energy-yielding metabolism during exercise' and 'glucose contributes to normal muscle function' in its advertisement.

EU court upholds ban on positive health claims for glucose products

The diagnosis for the second was dextrocardia, complete atrioventricular septal defect (Rastelli C type) with severe common atrioventricular valve regurgitation, single atrium, single ventricle, pulmonary stenosis and dextro aortic arch.

Pediatric Heart Transplantation: Report from a Single Center in China

/ haec ubi supposuit dextro corpus mihi laevom, / Ilia et Egeria est; do nomen quodlibet illi.

Witnesses and participants in the shadows: the sexual lives of enslaved women and boys

The etymology of dextrocardia and DSIT are Latin, where dextro is derived from "dexter" meaning "right" and "cardia" meaning heart, when put together, " right-sided heart".

A review of situs inversus and dextrocardia

Commercially, the drug is available as a racemate mixture with equal 'levo' and 'dextro' isomers.

Impact of human schistosomiasis in sub-Saharan Africa

9); similarly, Adam Skypse, chaplain, is said to have stabbed himself in the right thigh by mischance ('percussit se ipsum in femere dextro per infortunium) in the 1370-71Yorkshire Coroners roll, but the margin is marked felo de se (TNA, JUST 2/218, m.