Traduction de «material tissues » (Néerlandais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE

leuko-encefalopathie met milde cerebellaire ataxie en oedeem van witte materie
leucoencéphalopathie avec ataxie cérébelleuse modérée et oedème de la substance blanche

verstikking door begraving onder poeder of solide materie
asphyxie par enfouissement sous une matière poudreuse ou solide

Neventerm: mixed connective tissue disease
Maladies associées du tissu conjonctif

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

Keywords Mesh terms* Sleutelwoorden Mots clés Stichworte Human bodily « Human » « cells » and Menselijk Matériel corporel Menschliches material « tissues » lichaamsmateriaal humain Körpermaterial Reproductive cells Germ cells Reproductieve Cellules Geschlechtszellen cellen reproductrices Partner donation Partnerdonatie Don entre Partnerspende partenaires HTLV Human t-lymphotropic HTLV HTLV HTLV virus 1 Transposition “legislation” transposition Omzetting Transposition Umsetzung
Keywords MeSH terms* Sleutelwoorden Mots clés Stichworte Human bodily « Human » « cells » and Menselijk Matériel corporel Menschliches material « tissues » lichaamsmateriaal humain Körpermaterial Reproductive cells Germ cells Reproductieve Cellules Geschlechtszellen cellen reproductrices Partner donation Partnerdonatie Don entre Partnerspende partenaires HTLV Human t-lymphotropic HTLV HTLV HTLV virus 1 Transposition “legislation” Omzetting Transposition Umsetzung transposition * MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) is the NLM controlled vocabulary thesaurus used for indexing articles for PubMed.

The external services of Unit II inspect manufacturers of medicines (in Belgium and non-EU countries), the wholesalers, the recognised laboratories, the companies recognised on the basis of the royal decree on raw materials used by the pharmacist, the manufacturers of “Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient” (API), blood establishments and cell and tissue banks.
The external services of Unit II inspect manufacturers of medicines (in Belgium and non-EU countries), the wholesalers, the recognised laboratories, the companies recognised on the basis of the royal decree on raw materials used by the pharmacist, the manufacturers of “Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient” (API), blood establishments and cell and tissue banks.