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Babcock test - translation to russian
Babcock test
['bæbkɔk'test]
общая лексика
проба Бэбкока (исследование молока на содержание жира)
Mantoux test
![The size of [[induration]] is measured 48–72 hours later. Erythema (redness) should not be measured.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Mantoux test.jpg?width=200 "The size of [[induration]] is measured 48–72 hours later. Erythema (redness) should not be measured.")
IMMUNOLOGICAL METHOD
Pirquet reaction; Pirquet test; Tuberculin skin test; PPD test; Tuberculin test; TB skin test; Mantoux technique; Ppd test; Mendel–Mantoux test; Mendel-Mantoux test; Mantoux screening test; Tuberculin sensitivity test; Tuberculosis skin test
медицина
реакция Манту
indirect Coombs test
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BLOOD TEST USED IN IMMUNOHEMATOLOGY
Coombs antibody; Direct antiglobulin test; Coombs reagent; Coombs' test; Indirect Coombs' test; Coomb's test; Antiglobulin test; Indirect Coombs test; Direct coombs test; Direct Coombs test; Direct Coomb’s test; Coomb test; Anti Human Globulin; Indirect antiglobulin test
медицина
непрямая проба Кумбса
Definition
ЭПАС
экспериментальный полет "Аполлона" и "Союза" (июль 1975). Советский экипаж - А. А. Леонов и В. Н. Кубасов. Американский экипаж - Т. Стаффорд, Д. Слейтон, В. Бранд. В полете дважды была осуществлена стыковка, проводились совместные научные исследования, технические эксперименты и взаимные переходы экипажей.
Wikipedia
Babcock test
The Babcock test is an inexpensive and practical procedure to determine the fat content of milk. It is named after its developer, Stephen M. Babcock (1843–1931), professor at the University of Wisconsin.
