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complete protein deficiency Hypercoagulation Disorders protein protein C protein calorie malnutrition protein S protein S deficiency protein-sparing pulmonary embolism serum protein thrombosis urine protein	Reported causes of thrombophilia in HIV-infected subjects include antiphospholipid syndrome [1], increased platelet activation [1], elevated homocysteinemia [2], elevated plasma factor VII activity [2], lupus anticoagulant [3], activated protein C resistance [3], protein C deficiency [3,4], and acquired protein S deficiency [4-10]. Hypercoagulability due to protein S deficiency in HIV-seropositive ... by Orlovic, Dragana; Smego, Raymond A. / International Journal of Collaborative Research on Internal Medicine & Public Health (IJCRIMPH) These protein deficiencies/abnormalities are genetic and include entities such as antithrombin deficiency, protein C deficiency, protein S deficiency, Factor V Leiden mutation, prothrombin 20210, and dysfibrinogenemia, among others. Recurring deep vein thrombosis by Running & FitNews A case of purpura fulminans secondary to transient protein C deficiency as a complication of chickenpox infection. Purpura fulminans with transient protein C and protein S deficiency/ ... by Koturoglu, Guldane; Vardar, Fadil; Ozkinay, Cihangir; Aslan, M. Tayyip; Onay, Huseyin; Kavakli, Kaan / Journal of Pediatric Infection	protean protease protease inhibitor Protease inhibitors Protectaid protectant protected Protected Health Information protectin protection protection test protective protective apron protective clothing protective devices, personal protective eyewear Protective Factors protective isolation protective laryngeal reflex Protective Posture Gear protector proteid protein protein antibiotic protein C protein C deficiency protein C-protein S test protein calorie malnutrition protein catabolic rate protein channel Protein Components Test protein diet Protein Drink protein electrophoresis protein hydrolysate protein hydrolysate injection protein kinase Protein Malnutrition protein metabolism protein restriction protein S protein S deficiency protein sensitization protein truncation test protein-bound protein-bound iodine protein-bound iodine test protein-energy malnutrition protein-losing enteropathy protein-sparing proteinaceous	Protein active site Protein active site Protein active site Protein Advisory Group Protein Alpha Shape Similarity Analysis Protein Amino Acid Phosphorylation Protein and Peptide Science Protein and Peptide Science Group Protein Annotator's Assistant protein antibiotic Protein backbone Protein backbone Protein backbone protein binding protein binding protein binding protein bound calcium protein bound calcium protein bound calcium Protein Bound Iodine Protein Brookhaven Data protein bumps protein bumps protein bumps protein C protein C protein C protein C Protein C (activated) Protein C Cofactor protein C deficiency Protein C inhibitor Protein C inhibitor Protein C inhibitor Protein C inhibitor Protein C or Protein S Deficiency protein C-protein S test Protein Caloric Malnutrition protein calorie malnutrition protein calorie malnutrition protein calorie malnutrition Protein Calorie Percent Protein Carboxyl Methyltransferase protein catabolic rate protein catabolic rate protein catabolic rate Protein Catabolic Rate Normalized protein channel protein channel protein channel protein channel protein channel Protein Channel Model protein chemical score protein chemical score protein chemical score Protein Circular Dichroism Data Bank protein coat Protein Coated MicroCrystal Protein complementarity Protein complementarity

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urine protein

Reported causes of thrombophilia in HIV-infected subjects include antiphospholipid syndrome [1], increased platelet activation [1], elevated homocysteinemia [2], elevated plasma factor VII activity [2], lupus anticoagulant [3], activated protein C resistance [3], protein C deficiency [3,4], and acquired protein S deficiency [4-10].

Hypercoagulability due to protein S deficiency in HIV-seropositive ... by Orlovic, Dragana; Smego, Raymond A. / International Journal of Collaborative Research on Internal Medicine & Public Health (IJCRIMPH)

These protein deficiencies/abnormalities are genetic and include entities such as antithrombin deficiency, protein C deficiency, protein S deficiency, Factor V Leiden mutation, prothrombin 20210, and dysfibrinogenemia, among others.