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Following these tips can ensure a healthy kidney: Following a healthy diet Controlling blood pressure Exercising regularly and maintaining a... View Article
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To keep a transplanted kidney healthy, one must: Take prescribed medications and immunosuppressants without fail Schedule regular health... View Article
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The relationships of polymorphism and selection and polymorphism origin gave us the following types of polymorphism: transitional, neutral and... View Article
The relationships of polymorphism and selection and polymorphism origin gave us the following types of polymorphism: transitional, neutral and... View Article
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It is a disease of ferrum storage with an everyday intake of 2- 4mg. It is characterized by an excessive amount of hemosiderin in the liver,... View Article
Wilson disease is an autosomal recessive disease. During this disease, ions of cuprum infiltrate the liver, brain, kidney, cornea tissues. Also,... View Article
It is gout. It is an autosomal recessive disease with incomplete penetrance (about 20%) in males and complete nonpenetrance in females. It... View Article
