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TCII

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TCIITranscobalamin II
TCIITechnical Committee on Intelligent Informatics
TCIITechnical Committee on Information Infrastructure (IEEE)
TCIITCI International, Inc. (stock symbol)
TCIITime Crisis II (game)
TCIITrade Consultants International Inc.
TCIITelecom Consultants International, Inc.
TCIITien Chien II (missile)
TCIITactical Command Industries, Inc.
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2) TCII liver Glucosephosphate isomerase (GPI-A* 1.
Hybridization between two serranids, the coney (Cephalopholis fulva) ... by Bostrom, Meredith A.; Collette, Bruce B.; Luckhurst, Brian E.; Reece, Kimberly S.; Graves, John E. / Fishery Bulletin
Because TCII is necessary for cobalamin transportation to tissues, congenital deficiency of TCII causes severe hematologic sequelae, typically leading to premature death.
Cobalamin pseudodeficiency due to a transcobalamin I deficiency by McKnight, Jerry T. / Southern Medical Journal
Cells use pinocytosis to take up TCII hydroxocobalamin.
Methylmalonic Acid: A Test Whose Time Has Come? by Elin, Ronald J.; Winter, William E. / Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine
 
 
 
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