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PKU
(redirected from phenylketonuria)

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PKUPartai Kebangkitan Ummat (Indonesian political party)
PKUPembatasan Kegiatan Usaha (Indonesian: restrictions on business activities)
PKUPendidikan Kader Ulama (Indonesian: Cadre Education Scholars)
PKUPeking University (Beijing, China)
PKUPekanbaru, Indonesia - Simpang Tiga (Airport Code)
PKUPhenylketonuria
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Her family and police are concerned for their safety, particularly because Leon has phenylketonuria (PKU).
FIND SICK LEON; Fears after attack mum goes missing with tot by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Nova Scotia) have edited and revised entries for the new edition to include such topics as albinism, ethical issues in genetics research, phenylketonuria, spina bifida and new findings concerning the X and Y chromosomes.
The encyclopedia of genetic disorders and birth defects, 3d ed by SciTech Book News
PKU stands for phenylketonuria and it is a build-up of one of the building blocks of protein in the body because of a defective gene.
Top range hearing; Ask Alan by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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