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FBS
(redirected from Fetal Blood Sample)

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FBSFacilities Based Carrier
FBSFahr Berechtigungs System (Mercedes-Benz)
FBSFanconi-Bickel Syndrome
FBSFast Burst Synchronization
FBSFasting Blood Sugar
FBSFatboy Slim (band)
FBSFederal Bureau of Statistics (Pakistan)
FBSFédération Belge de Scrabble
FBSFellow of the Burgon Society
FBSFetal Blood Sample
FBSFetal Bovine Serum (culture media)
FBSFidelity Brokerage Services
FBSField Bus System
FBSFighter-Bomber Strike
FBSFinance Battlefield System
FBSFirst Break Suppression (seismic data processing)
FBSFixed-Base Simulator
FBSFlare Buildup Study
FBSFlat Bottom Structure
FBSFleet Broadcast System
FBSFlexible Bandwidth Service
FBSFloodplain Boundary Standard
FBSFootball Bowl Subdivision
FBSFootball Bowl Subdivision (formerly NCAA Division 1-A)
FBSForeign Body Sensation
FBSFortified Barrier System
FBSForward-Based Systems
FBSFreight Billing System
FBSFrequency Bank System
FBSFrequency Based Scheduler
FBSFront Bass
FBSFunctional Baseline Solution
FBSFunktionsbausteinsprache (German: Function Block Diagram)
FBSFuture Business Systems (North Caulfield, VIC, Australia accounting software)
FBSFading Brake Support
FBSFallback Switch
FBSFerro Backup System
FBSFlatbed Scanner
FBSFont and Bitmap Server
FBSFrame Builder Server
FBSFramesoft Business Server
FBSFunctional Blocks
FBSFusion Block System
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The reasons for the trace levels of PFOA in fetal blood samples are nonoccupational exposure and the binding of PFOA to maternal blood protein.
Perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and related perfluorinated compounds ... by Nakazawa, Hiroyuki / Environmental Health Perspectives
Oxygen deprivation causing damage that occurs early in the labor will not always be reflected in a fetal blood sample.
Obstetrical negligence: finding evidence in the medical records by Frickleton, James P. / Trial
Experimental analysis of maternal and fetal blood samples and lipid infusion studies indicate that there is an influx of lipids from maternal and placental sources into the fetal circulation (Berghaus et al.
Polybrominated diphenyl ethers in maternal and fetal blood samples by Bigsby, Robert M. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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