| asbestos |
A fibrous, incombustible material once used in building construction. No longer allowed due to health risk.
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| asbestos bodies |
Asbestos bodies are a subset of ferruginous bodies, the structures formed when iron-protein deposition occurs on fibers in the body. Because asbestos is by far the most commonly occurring core material, the presence of ferruginous bodies in sputum indicates a significant past exposure to asbestos.
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| ASB |
The enzyme, or tiny cellular machine, that people with MPS VI don't have enough of. The enzyme works within the lysosomes of every cell to break down and recycle a specific kind of material
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| asbestos |
a naturally occurring fibrous silicate mineral popular in manufacturing and industry due to its strength, chemical and thermal stability. Types include: chrysotile (which accounted for 95% of industrial use), amosite and crocidolite.
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| asbestosis |
an asbestos-related disease which causes scarring of the lung tissue. Ascites - a condition where fluid builds up in the peritoneal space of the abdomen. This is associated with peritoneal mesothelioma.
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