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DOCDoctor
DOCDepartment Of Commerce
DOCMicrosoft Word File (file extension)
DOCDocument/Documentation (file name extension)
DOCData-Over-Cable
DOCDepartment Of Corrections
DOCDepartment Of Conservation (New Zealand)
DOCDirector of Communications
DOCDeclaration of Conformity
DOCDuty of Care
DOCDefamation of Character
DOCDissolved Organic Carbon
DOCDrug of Choice
DOCDate Of Change
DOCDepartment Of Communications (Canada)
DOCDeck of Cards
DOCDenominazione di Origine Controllata (Italian: Checked Origin Name)
DOCDisciples of Christ
DOCDocument/Documentation
DOCDistributed Object Computing
DOCDominion of Canada
DOCDiesel Oxidation Catalyst
DOCDisk on Chip
DOCDimensions of Culture
DOCDegree Of Cooperation
DOCDeoxycholate
DOCDate of Contact
DOCDocumentation of Compliance
DOCDepth of Cut (machine tooling)
DOCDate of Conception
DOCDirectorate Of Contracting
DOCDeoxycorticosterone
DOCDartmouth Outing Club
DOCDoctors on Call (Caribbean surgical outreach organization)
DOCDaughters of the Confederacy
DOCDoctors Opposing Circumcision
DOCDepartment Operations Center
DOCDebugging Optimized Code
DOCDoctors Ought to Care
DOCDirector of Catering
DOCDay Old Chick
DOCDirect Operating Cost
DOCDisaster Operations Center (American Red Cross)
DOCDepartment Of Corporation (California)
DOCDay of Contempt (band)
DOCData Operations Center
DOCDirector On Call
DOCDigital Optics Corporation
DOCDigital Output Channel
DOCDynamic Overload Control
DOCdesigned operational capability (US DoD)
DOCDigital Oscillator Chip (Ensoniq 5503 DOC)
DOCDesignated Operational Coverage (navigation aids)
DOC2,5-Dimethoxy-4-Chloroamphetamine
DOCDaily on Call
DOCDecommissioning Operations Contractor
DOCDesired Operational Capability
DOCDead on Contact
DOCDistribution Operation Center
DOCDirector of Operational Capability (UK)
DOCData Operations Control
DOCDevelopment Operations Corporation (Fort Meyers, FL)
DOCDiscipline Operations Center
DOCData Optimizing Computer
DOCDistributed Operational Control
DOCDesign and Order Confirmation
DOCDigital Office Committee
DOCDescend on Course
DOCData Operations Controller
DOCDaily Operations Coordinator
DOCDesigned Operational Code
DOCDominação de Origem Controlada (Portugal)
DOCDue Out Cancellation
DOCDouble-O Club (James Bond fan club; Denmark)


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At first, relapsed patients were treated with a combination of sodium stibogluconate and allopurinol, which was unsuccessful in contrast with its reported success in Kenya, or with amphotericin deoxycholate (8).
Changing pattern of visceral leishmaniasis, United Kingdom, 1985-2004 by Lockwood, Diana N.J. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
In a Phase III randomized, double-blind study, patients with a proven diagnosis of invasive candidiasis received daily doses of CANCIDAS (50 mg/day following a 70-mg loading dose on Day 1) or amphotericin B deoxycholate (0.
CANCIDAS-R- Indications Expand with FDA Approval for Empirical ... by Business Wire
The virus is stable when treated with nonionic detergents (such as Tween 20) or with organic solvents (such as Freon 113 or its ozone-friendly substitute Vertrel XF), but viral infectivity is abolished by treatment with sodium deoxycholate or sodium dodecyl sulfate (16,17).
Coltiviruses and seadornaviruses in North America, Europe, and Asia by de Lamballerie, Xavier / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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