hypoxia
| Shortage of oxygen in the tissues. See also anoxia. |
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| Children with severe hypoxia caused by RSV were compared with children with RSV and no or moderate hypoxia. HIF-1 DNA-binding activity is similarly induced by hypoxia or Co(II) chloride treatment, as originally described in Hep3B cells (Wang and Semenza 1993). Hypoxia can jeopardize the livelihood of fishermen. |
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