05:07 Aug 15, 2000 |
German to English translations [PRO] Medical | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Rike Zietlow Local time: 15:54 | ||||||
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na | Bony Metabolism |
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na | ?? |
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na | skeletal metabolism |
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na | Correction |
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na | bone metabolism |
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Bony Metabolism Explanation: Definition given by Roche Lexicon. Hope this helps Reference: http://www.roche-lexicon.de |
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?? Explanation: in the message you put "Knochenstoffwechsel" but the text you quoted has "Knochenwechsel." which is correct??? Stoffwechsel is, of course, metabolism, but Wechsel on its own would be something different, perhaps rearrangement of bony material according to stress patterns or something like that (i can't remember the term.) |
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skeletal metabolism Explanation: assuming "Kmochewechsel" is meant to be Knochenstoffwechsel |
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Correction Explanation: The bit I quoted should read "...des Knochenstoffwechsels." Sorry about the confusion. Will |
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bone metabolism Explanation: It's almost certainly bone metabolism. A quick search in PubMed (see ref below) for papers on this subjects revealed 806 papers with the expression "bone metabolism" in the title and none with bony or skeletal metabolism. Skeletal almost always refers to skeletal muscle. Hope this helps Rike Reference: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/PubMedOld/medline.html |
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