| TFN | total fecal nitrogen; transferrin |
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| TFR | total fertility rate; total flow resistance; transferrin receptor |
| Tr | trace; tragion; transferrin; trypsin |
| TS | Takayasu syndrome; Tay-Sachs; temperature sensitivity; temperature, skin; temporal stem; tensile str... |
| transferring enzyme |
An enzyme that facilitates the moving of one molecule to another compound. SYN: transferase.
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| transferrin s. |
the percentage of transferrin bound to iron in a serum sample, calculated by the formula serum irontotal iron-binding capacity (TIBC) × 100; used in evaluation of patients with iron deficiency or overload.
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| transferrin |
carries two ferric ions and transfer them to cells having receptors for transferrin. Association with transferrin diminishes the potential toxicity of free iron and directs iron to where it is required in the body.
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| transferring |
the process of changing bees and combs from common boxes to movable frame hives.
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| transferrin |
saturation measures the percentage of iron bound to the protein that carries it in to the blood stream. TS is usually 25-35% saturated with iron. TS molecules that are heavily saturated lose the ability to tightly bind iron. Measurement of TS saturation is the single best screening test for haemochromatosis. As a general rule in venesection therapy, the TS of most patients should fall below 50% when sufficient de-ironing has occured .
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