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phosphatidylglycerol

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phos·pha·ti·dyl·glyc·er·ol (fsf-tdl-gls-rôl, -rl)
n.
A phosphatidic acid that is a constituent in human amniotic fluid and is used as an indicator of fetal lung maturity when present in the last trimester of gestation.
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