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chemosensitive

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chemosensitive /che·mo·sen·si·tive/ (-sen´sĭ-tiv) sensitive to changes in chemical composition.
che·mo·sen·si·tive (km-sns-tv)
adj.
Capable of perceiving changes in the chemical composition of the environment.

chemosensitive [ke″mo-sen´sĭ-tiv]
sensitive to changes in chemical composition.

chemosensitive
sensitive to changes in chemical composition.


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29) Finally, because oxygen and carbon dioxide are very important for the function of the human organism, numerous chemosensitive neurons can either obstruct or facilitate openings for stimulations, depending on the varying conditions.
The advent of new regimens, inducing higher response rates, indicates that gastric cancer is a chemosensitive tumour; therefore, from a theoretical point of view, regimens with higher activity may have more efficacy as adjuvant therapy.
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