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- noun The result of
fractionating afraction into smallercomponents
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Examples
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Right Direction Chocolate Chip Cookies lower cholesterol and improve lipid subfraction profile, lowering the risk of heart disease, according to a published study in the Journal of Nutrition (October).
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However, some studies suggest that alcohol may raise a subfraction of HDL that is not related to the risk of coronary heart disease, but others show that it does.
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However, some studies suggest that alcohol may raise a subfraction of HDL that is not related to the risk of coronary heart disease, but others show that it does.
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Jacalin-bound resin successfully separated IgA1 from IgA2 subfraction.
Elites TV PLoS ONE 2010
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Two of these studies published examinations of the fasting serum lipid concentrations by using a lipid subfraction technique, and both found an average change in LDL-cholesterol type from small LDL to large LDL cholesterol, which corresponded with a decrease in LDL particle concentration for subjects following theLCKDfor 6mo (56, 57).
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Routine use of clinically available LDL subfraction tests to estimate cardiovascular
unknown title 2009
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This performance officer could do Herculean work and still affect only a subfraction of the budget.
Arkansas News 2009
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Western blot analysis detected greatly reduced presence of SR markers (calsequestrin, SERCA2a, and phospholamban) in pRHM, suggesting that the mitochondria-associated particles represented a small subfraction of the SR.
Journal of Biological Chemistry current issue C. Garcia-Perez 2008
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