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DFO
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DFODepartment of Fisheries and Oceans (Canada)
DFODesignated Federal Official
DFODisaster Field Office (US FEMA)
DFODarkfall Online (online gaming)
DFODeferoxamine
DFODivisional Forest Officer
DFODairy Farmers of Ontario (Canada)
DFODirect Factory Outlet (Australian retail center)
DFODistrict Forest Office
DFODartmouth Flood Observatory
DFO1,8-Diazafluoren-9-One (forensic chemical)
DFODirector of Field Operations
DFODone Fell Out
DFODislodged Foreign Object (gaming; World of Warcraft)
DFODeutscher Falkenorden (German Falcon Order)
DFODiesel Fuel Oil
DFODell Factory Outlet
DFODigital Fuel Optimizer (RevTech motorcycle fuel control system)
DFODone Fell Over
DFODining Facility Operation
DFODistance from Origin
DFODungeon Fighter Online (video game)
DFODivisional Finance Officer
DFODocumentation for Operations
DFODuty Field Officer (UK)
DFODumb Freakin' Operator (polite form)
DFODiploma in Front Office (various educational institutions)
DFODes Filles en Ovalie (French: Girls in Rugby)
DFODrilling Fluid Operator (offshore oil & gas)
DFODistillate Fuel Oil
DFODolphins Fanatics Online (football website)


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The team is now working to arrange human trials for deferoxamine.
a series of IVs containing deferoxamine mesylate (Desferal), a chemical that binds to iron in a cell and is then excreted in urine.
EDTA : Calcuium disodium versante D-Penicillamine Deferosamine Deferoxamine Chelation therapy is conventionally used for treatment of heavy metal poisoning like mercury, arsenic, plutonium, lead and iron, (as in thalassemia).
 
 
 
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