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ADH
(redirected from alcohol dehydrogenase)

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ADHAccidental Damage from Handling (insurance coverage option for a computer)
ADHAlcohol Dehydrogenase
ADHAdhesion (advertising)
ADHAntidiuretic Hormone
ADHAdhesive
ADHAldehyde Dehydrogenase
ADHArkansas Department of Health
ADHAanbevolen Dagelijkse Hoeveelheid (Dutch)
ADHAtypical Ductal Hyperplasia
ADHAntidiuretisches Hormon (German: Antidiuretisches Hormon)
ADHAldan (Russia)
ADHAutomatic Data Handling
ADHArizona Department of Health
ADHAction Dignite Humaine (French: Human Dignity Action)
ADHAdvanced Double Hull (naval architecture)
ADHAdvanced Development Hardware
ADHAssistant Department Head
ADHAverage Delay to Handle (CRM and call centers)
ADHAlden House
ADHAngaston & District Hospital (Australia)
ADHAutomated Document Handling
ADHAxially Displaced Hyperbola (antenna)


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Alcohol is prevalently metabolized in the liver by the microsomal ethanol-oxidizing system (MEOS) and alcohol dehydrogenase, leading to the generation of acetaldehyde and reactive oxygen species (ROSs).
Alcohol metabolism in American Indians and whites: Lack of racial differences in metabolic rate and liver alcohol dehydrogenase.
Men and women both produce alcohol dehydrogenase in their livers, but women have very little of this enzyme in their stomachs.
 
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