Liver

Définitions de « liver »

Liver - Verbe

• Diffuser ou assister à un événement en temps réel, généralement par le biais de médias numériques.

  Il y a deux heures, je livais Lyon-Bordeaux sous -10° à Gerland.

Étymologie de « liver »

Évolution historique de l’usage du mot « liver » depuis 1800

Citations contenant le mot « liver »

• Suite à deux contrôles effectués les 22 février et 23 mars 2018 dans l’établissement O’liver pub de Lattes, l’administration avait relevé, lors du premier, que huit personnes en activité dans l’établissement n’avaient pas fait l’objet d’une déclaration préalable à l’embauche et, lors du second, que trois personnes en activité n’avaient pas fait non plus l’objet d’une telle déclaration.

• ASGR1−/− mice present a hypertrophic adipose tissue with 41% increase in fat accumulation in visceral adipose tissue (VAT), alongside with alteration in lipid metabolic pathways. Intriguingly, ASGR1−/− mice exhibit a comparable response to an acute glucose and insulin challenge in circulation, coupled with notably decreased in circulating cholesterol levels. Although the liver of ASGR1−/− have similar lipid accumulation to the WT mice, they present elevated levels of liver inflammation and a decrease in mitochondrial function.

• There are two forms of isosorbide: mononitrate and dinitrate. Isosorbide mononitrate differs from isosorbide dinitrate in the way it’s metabolized by your liver. Isosorbide mononitrate doesn’t undergo a first pass of your liver and lasts many hours longer before it’s eliminated.

• While this study focused on the establishment and characterization of turtle liver organoids, mechanistic tests to fully evaluate their potential as relevant models in biomedicine and other biological areas are still needed, as described below. Future studies should also include characterization steps throughout the growth of the liver organoids, or after the thawing of samples, which was not conducted here. The next research phase should include further long-term growth, testing the potential differentiation of cell types and their subsequent characterization, which would add to the utility of these turtle liver organoids.

• A major Pennsylvania hospital shut down its liver transplant program last week, becoming the second medical center this month to take such an unusual step.

• The liver transplant program could remain inactive for as long as a year, according to an internal document obtained by Spotlight PA. The suspension does not affect the hospital’s other transplant programs.

• Vander Borght, T. M., Lambotte, L. E., Pauwels, S. A. & Dive, C. C. Uptake of thymidine labeled on carbon 2: a potential index of liver regeneration by positron emission tomography. Hepatology 12, 113–118. https://doi.org/10.1002/hep.1840120118 (1990).

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