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biochemical changes

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biochemical changes (bī·ō·keˈmik·l chāˑ·ng-gz),
n one of the five components of the subluxation model proposed by Dishman and Lantz.


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For some mental illnesses, there are some real discernible biochemical changes in the brain.
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Few studies describe in detail the biochemical changes of the somatic tissues that occur during the sexual maturation depending on the sex and the different stages of the gametogenic cycle of C.
Seasonal variations on the biochemical composition and lipid classes ... by San Juan, Fuencisla / Journal of Shellfish Research
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