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HTO
(redirected from Tritiated water)

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HTOTritiated Water
HTOHigh Tibial Osteotomy
HTOHigh-Tech Offensive (Bayern; software)
HTOHigh Temperature Oxidation
HTOHostile Take Over
HTOHappy to Oblige
HTOHorizontal Take-Off
HTOHydrogen Tritium Oxygen
HTOHellenic Telecommunications Organisation SA (Greece)
HTOHospital Transfer Order
HTOHard to Operate (vehicle repair)
HTOHighway Transportation Officer


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Brain aromatase expression and enzyme activity were measured on exposure days 5, 9, and 14 by real-time reverse-transcriptase polymerase chain reaction and tritiated water release assay, respectively.
Antiestrogens inhibit xenoestrogen-induced brain aromatase activity ... by Brouwer, Marius / Environmental Health Perspectives
Drinking tritiated water increases the risk of cancer.
HIGHER TRITIUM LEVELS FOUND AT SANTA SUSANA FACILITY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Development of a process to remediate tritiated water
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