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Tryptase
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Enzyme released in acute allergic reactions and during anaphylaxis, which can be measured on a blood test to confirm that an allergic reaction has definitely occurred.
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Anaphylaxis, английский
- A severe allergic reaction with swelling, breathing problems and shock.
- 1. extreme sensitivity to a substance introduced into the body 2. same as anaphylactic shock
- Анафилаксия. тип реакции гиперчувствительности, возникающий у человека, предварительно сенсибилизированного антигеном.
- Systemic and potentially life-threatening type i hypersensitivity reaction
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Turbinate, английский
Delicate inner lining of the nasal passage that swells with nasal allergy and blocks nose.
Trigger, английский
- Something that can aggravate an allergic reaction but is not necessarily the actual cause of the allergy. examples are viruses, exercise, cigarette smoke and cold air.
- Триггер; ручка выстрела (кресла)
- N триггер; пусковая схема segment trigraph n триграф1 (см. тж. digraph)
- Пусковой механизм (заболевания)
- In ship-building, is the letting fall the paul of the cradle by which the dog-shore falls flush, and offers no further obstruction to the ship gliding down the ways into her absurdly termed “native element.” also, a small catch under the lock of fire-arms, by drawing which back, when the piece is cocked, it is discharged.
- A feature in campaign automation where you can schedule a task or operation based on a response to a previous action.
- An object responsible for firing an action when a condition is met.
- In a database, an action that causes a procedure to be carried out automatically when a user attempts to modify data. a trigger can instruct the database system to take a specific action, depending on the particular change attempted. incorrect, unwanted, or unauthorized changes can thereby be prevented, helping to maintain the integrity of the database.
- The mechanism by which a system or application event triggers either an instant or an animated change in one or more properties.
- To activate a function or program, such as the release of a virus payload, in response to a specific event, date, or time.
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