Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- abbreviation antidiuretic hormone
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- initialism
antidiuretic hormone - initialism
alcohol dehydrogenase
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- noun hormone secreted by the posterior pituitary gland (trade name Pitressin) and also by nerve endings in the hypothalamus; affects blood pressure by stimulating capillary muscles and reduces urine flow by affecting reabsorption of water by kidney tubules
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Examples
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Alcohol suppresses the production of a hormone called ADH -- antidiuretic hormone -- released from (IIRC) the hypothalamus.
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This lack of the enzyme low-Km aldehyde dehydrogenase isoenzyme, or in short, ADH is present in about 50\% of Asians too.
Pestiside.hu 2009
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The compound - called ADH-1 - was delivered intravenously and the chemotherapy given under surgical conditions, through the artery and vein in the affected limbs.
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The compound - called ADH-1 - was delivered intravenously and the chemotherapy given under surgical conditions, through the artery and vein in the affected limbs.
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The biopsy results were classified as positive (malignancy or high-risk lesions such as ADH, ALH, LCIS) or negative
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The biopsy results were classified as positive (malignancy or high-risk lesions such as ADH, ALH, LCIS) or negative
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The biopsy results were classified as positive (malignancy or high-risk lesions such as ADH, ALH, LCIS) or negative
unknown title 2009
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ADH: Really awesome right up to the point when he started blabbing about it.
Gilbert Arenas fakes a knee injury: TwitterWorld reacts Cindy Boren 2010
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"Effects of H2-blockers on alcohol dehydrogenase ADH activity"
Leo Galland, M.D.: Holiday Food And Drug Combinations You Should Avoid M.D. Leo Galland 2010
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Nephrologists see lots of people on lithium, because one of its complications is kidney disease, including this type of diabetes, insipidus, a condition that causes resistance to antidiuretic hormone ADH, creating massive thirst and voluminous urination.
After the Diagnosis MD Julian Seifter 2010
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