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1 lipid-mobilizing substance
Биология: вещество, мобилизующее липиды, жиромобилизующее веществоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > lipid-mobilizing substance
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2 lipid-mobilizing substance
вещество, мобилизующее липиды, жиромобилизующее вещество* * *• вещество, мобилизующее липидыEnglish-russian biological dictionary > lipid-mobilizing substance
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3 substance
субстанция, вещество, материя- agglutinin-stimulating substance
- antimitotic substance
- ballast substance
- blood group substances
- cement substance
- chromophilic substance
- chromotropic substance
- close substance
- compact substance of bone
- cortical substance of a cell
- cortical substance
- dotter substance
- dry substance
- fatigue substance
- foreign substance
- gelatinous substance
- gonadotropic substance
- gray substance
- ground substance
- growth inhibiting substance
- growth substance
- growth-promoting substance
- growth-stimulating substance
- horny substance
- inducing substance
- inhibitory substance
- lipid-mobilizing substance
- lipotropic substance
- medullary substance
- odorous substances
- oxidizing substance
- precursor substance
- proteic substance
- queen substance
- respiratory substance
- reticulated substance
- Rolando's gelatinous substance
- surface-active substance
- tigroid substance
- trace substances
- volatile substance
- white substance
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