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RDS
(redirected from Replicative DNA Synthesis)

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AcronymDefinition
RDSRadio Data System
RDSRMS (Root-Mean-Square) Delay Spread
RDSRoyal Dutch Shell
RDSRespiratory Distress Syndrome
RDSRoyal Dublin Society (Ireland)
RDSResearch Development and Statistics (UK)
RDSRéseau des Sports (French language all-sports network - Canada)
RDSRadio Data Service (on FM 57 kHz subcarrier)
RDSRemote Data Service
RDSRural Development Service (UK)
RDSRecords Disposition Schedule
RDSReizdarmSyndrom (German)
RDSRomania Data Systems
RDSResearch Defence Society (UK)
RDSRed Dot Sight
RDSRandom Dot Stereogram
RDSRate Determining Step
RDSRural Development Strategy (World Bank)
RDSReference Data Set
RDSRed Dragons (skateboarding)
RDSRelational Database Systems
RDSRetained Duty System (UK Fire & Rescue Service Duty System)
RDSRemote Development Service (ColdFusion)
RDSRadio Digital System
RDSRailway Development Society (UK)
RdSSubchronic Reference Dose
RDSReplicative DNA Synthesis
RDSReport Definition Syntax
RDSRunning Digital Sum
RDSRotary Drive System (aeromodelling)
RDSRemote Display System
RDSRelative Dispersion Slope
RDSRapid Design Service, Inc.
RDSRussian Dolls Search
RDSRoom Data Sheet (architectural drawings)
RDSRefractometric Dried Substance
RDSRotorcraft Drive System
RDSRaman Difference Spectroscopy
RDSRequirements Definition Study
RDSRequirements Documentation System
RDSRange Data System
RDSRogers Department Store (Michigan)
RDSReplicate Data Server
RDSResource Directory Server
RDSRetinal Degeneration Gene, Slow
RDSReverse Directory Service (website)
RDSRetail Delivery System
RDSRadar Distribution Switchboard
RDSRapid Deployment Suite
RDSRadiological Defense Study
RDSRapid Dissemination System
RDSReplacement Determination System
RDSRegistry, Distribution and Sales (IACO Section)
RDSRemote Detail Scanners
RDSRequisition Distribution System
RDSRecords & Design System
RDSRequest for Data Services
RDSRandom-Digit Sample
RDSRevised DTD Software
RDSRapport Dialup Switch
RDSRed Dot Strategies, LLC (investing)


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Relationship of hepatic peroxisome proliferation and replicative DNA synthesis to the hepatocarcinogenicity of the peroxisome proliferators di (2-ethylhexl)phthalate and [4-chloro-6-(2,3-xylidino)-2-pyrimidinylthiol]acetic acid (WY-14,643) in rats.
PPAR[alpha] and TCE: Keshava et al. respond by Caldwell, Jane C. / Environmental Health Perspectives
1997); b) that they are refractory to increased markers of replicative DNA synthesis and suppression of apoptosis after exposure to numerous PPAR[alpha] ligands (summarized by Peters et al.
PPAR[alpha] and effects of TCE by Fenner-Crisp, Penelope A. / Environmental Health Perspectives
Although increased replicative DNA synthesis and cell division have been suggested as the mechanism of peroxisome proliferator-mediated carcinogenesis, persistent increases in hepatocyte proliferation do not occur with DEHP or most hypolipidemic fibrate drugs.
Is Peroxisome Proliferation an Obligatory Precursor Step in the ... by Melnick, Ronald L. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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