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1 accelerated acute rejection
Иммунология: сверхострое отторжение, сверхострый криз отторженияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > accelerated acute rejection
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2 accelerated acute rejection
сверхострое отторжение, сверхострый криз отторженияАнгло-русский словарь по иммунологии > accelerated acute rejection
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3 rejection
отторжение ( трансплантата)accelerated acute rejection — сверхострое отторжение, сверхострый криз отторжения
heterograft rejection — отторжение ксенотрансплантата, уст. отторжение гетеротрансплантата
hyperacute rejection — сверхострое отторжение, сверхострый криз отторжения
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4 сверхострое отторжение
Immunology: accelerated acute rejection, hyperacute rejection (возникает непосредственно в операционной или в течение нескольких часов после трансплантации из-за наличия у реципиента ранее сформированных антител к антигенному материалу)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > сверхострое отторжение
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5 сверхострый криз отторжения
Immunology: accelerated acute rejection, hyperacute rejectionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > сверхострый криз отторжения
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