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CYA

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CYASee You
CYACover Your Ass
CYACanadian Yachting Association
CYAChantilly Youth Association (Chantilly, VA)
CYACalifornia Youth Authority
CYACover Your Assets
CYACollege Year in Athens (Greece; study abroad program)
CYACyclosporine A (immunosuppressant)
CYACyanuric Acid
CYACy Young Award (ML Baseball Award for Pitching)
CYAChange Your Attitude
CYACollege/Young Adult (ministry)
CYACarry Your Ass
CYACumbria Youth Alliance (UK)
CYAClassic Yacht Association
CYACover Your Answer(s)
CYACall Your Attorney
CYACuban Yoga Association
CYACarclew Youth Arts (Australia)
CYACanadian Youth Assembly (est. 2008)
CYACan You Articulate
CYAChristian Youth Association
CYAChallenge Your Assumptions
CYACatch You Afterwards
CYACommittee of Young Artists (Mississauga Arts Council)
CYACompany of Young Artists (Youth Musical Theater Group, Fullerton College, CA)
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The chemical structure of PNA was characterized by FTIR, TG, DSC, and elemental analysis, and confirmed to be ureido mixture of [C.sub.27][H.sub.36][N.sub.4][O.sub.2], [C.sub.21][H.sub.17][N.sub.3][O.sub.2], and cyanuric acid. Nonisothermal crystallization, mechanical properties and polymorphism of PA6 and PA6/PNA blend were studied by DSC analysis, POM observations, mechanical test, and XRD analysis.
Findings of present study may be used as preliminary information to plan biological trials by keeping in view of other melamine related chemical compounds particularly cyanuric acid.
terrigena led to sharply and significantly increased cyanuric acid production and kidney toxicity, compared with noncolonized rats.
Thermo Fisher Scientific have announced the availability of a method to detect melamine and cyanuric acid in food matrices.
Several of the investigators in the study "Clinicopathologic, histologic, and toxicologic findings in 70 cats inadvertently exposed to pet food contaminated with melamine and cyanuric acid" (JAVMA Vol.
Food additives contaminated with cyanuric acid and melamine were responsible for recent deaths of many pets.
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