Titlebook: Risikofaktor Hyperlipid?mie; Shafeek S. Sanbar,Peter Schwandt Book 1972 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1972 Alkohol.Atherosklerose.Bl

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Serumlipide,indungen in ihren Ketten. Dagegen weisen die unges?ttigten Fetts?uren wie Palmitolein-, Olein-, Linol- und Arachidons?ure eine oder mehrere Doppelbindungen auf. Linol-, Linolen- und Arachidons?ure bezeichnet man im allgemeinen auch als essentielle Fetts?uren; sie werden offensichtlich in vivo nicht synthetisiert.

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paleolithic

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,Famili?re Hyperlipoprotein?mie vom Typ III,als 20 in der pr?parativen bzw. analytischen Ultrazentrifuge. Bisher konnte diese Dyslipoprotein?mie bei keiner sekund?ren Hyperlipid?mie nachgewiesen werden. Seinem famili?ren Auftreten [1] verdankt dieses nachfolgend besprochene Krankheitsbild seinen Namen.

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choleretic

Shafeek S. Sanbar M. D., Ph. D.vere at the land margin, where the land meets the sea. Pollutants have affected behavior and populations of birds in the Gulf although to a far lesser degree than habitat loss and modification. Oil can cause immediate mortality and chronic injury, but it has not been demonstrated to permanently affe

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Shafeek S. Sanbar M. D., Ph. D.vere at the land margin, where the land meets the sea. Pollutants have affected behavior and populations of birds in the Gulf although to a far lesser degree than habitat loss and modification. Oil can cause immediate mortality and chronic injury, but it has not been demonstrated to permanently affe

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Shafeek S. Sanbar M. D., Ph. D.associations and strengthening self-control resources. Techniques like evaluative conditioning and approach-avoidance training are reviewed for their effectiveness in altering implicit associations and reducing substance abuse behaviors. Concluding the chapter is a call for further research to estab

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Shafeek S. Sanbar M. D., Ph. D.n in the context of drug addiction, a psychiatric disorder characterized by maladaptive drug use that spirals out of control. Patients with drug addiction not only prioritize drug use over other key aspects of their lives (e.g., work, school, interpersonal relationships), they also struggle to reduc