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PUN
(redirected from Plasma Urea Nitrogen)

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PUNPunjabi (language)
PUNNational Unity Party (Central African Republic)
PUNPresses Universitaires de Namur (French, Belgium)
PUNPlasma Urea Nitrogen
PUNPatients United Now (Washington, DC)
PUNPrezzo Unico Nazionale (Italian: Single National Price; energy market)
PUNPôle Universitaire Normand (French)
PUNPunia, Zaire (airport code)
PUNPeople United for Nothing
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Mean plasma urea nitrogen (BUN) concentrations of 5 pigeons before treatment and 4-6 hours after gavage of whole blood freshly drawn from common peacocks and administered at increasing doses.
Plasma uric acid, creatinine, and urea nitrogen concentrations after ... by Sheldon, Julie; Hoover, John P.; Payton, Mark E. / Journal of Avian Medicine and Surgery
1) Concentrations of plasma urea nitrogen (30 mg/dl; reference range, 2.
Endoscopic removal of a bullet from the cranial thoracic air sac of a ... by Jekl, Vladimir; Tukac, Viktor; Hauptman, Karel; Knotkova, Zora; Knotek, Zdenek / Journal of Avian Medicine and Surgery
 
 
 
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