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mad (md)
adj.
1. Angry; resentful.
2. Suffering from a disorder of the mind; insane.
3. Affected by rabies; rabid.
MAD,
abbreviation for multiple autoimmune disorder.
Mad
(1) Mothers against dpp A protein required for transduction of Dpp—Daughters against dpp—a morphogenetic protein in Drosophila melanogaster, which has a vertebrate homologue, bone morphogenetic protein
(2) A tumour suppressor protein produced in the nucleus that may shut off the myc oncogene
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RALLYING MADS OSTBERG won the Cambrian Rally held in North Wales over the weekend.
Ostberg is tops in North Wales rally by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
MADS joins Laudrup, Rieper, and Schmeichel for regular friendly games in Denmark.
I'm Mads about Scotland; BOND VILLAIN MIKKELSEN LOVES FILMING VIKING ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
MADS AND INHERITED IRAS General Rule Under the general rule of the new regulations, beneficiaries must begin taking MADs in the year after the year of the owner's death.
Mandatory annual distributions from traditional individual retirement ... by Hood, William C. / Michigan Academician
 
 
 
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