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TKTTicket
TKTTeaching Knowledge Test (education)
TKTTwisted Kaiju Theater (web forum)
TKTTransketolase
TKTne t'inquiète pas (French: don't worry)
TKTT Kang Taekwondo (New York)
TKTThin Kerf Technologies
TKTThread Killa Thread (Home Brew Talk forum thread)
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Benfotiamine also activates a key enzyme called transketolase, which renders these triosephosphates harmless, thus inhibiting the damaging action of glycation.
Guard your precious proteins against premature aging by Joyal, Steven / Life Extension
Measuring erythrocyte thiamine transketolase before and after the addition of thiamine pyrophosphate will detect a deficiency in thiamine.
Wernicke encephalopathy complicating lymphoma therapy: case report ... by Boniol, Scott; Boyd, Molly; Koreth, Rachel; Burton, Gary V. / Southern Medical Journal
A diagnosis of thiamine deficiency can be supported by decreased levels of erythrocyte transketolase, but it's important not to wait for lab results.
Administer thiamine at first hint of Wernicke's. (Before Giving ... by Finn, Robert / Clinical Psychiatry News
 
 
 
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