How to pronounce “abnormality” in English

And there are a whole host of reasons for that.a fetal chromosomal abnormality from the circulating DNA in a blood test from the mom as you can from withdrawing amniotic fluid.

And you'll see a little bit later, there are some diseases where someone, for example,has an abnormality in the system that paralyzes you that results in the person acting out their dreams.And they can harm their bed partner.

tyrosine kinase-- putting phosphate onto tyrosine residuee-- allowed you to begin to think about, could you develop a specific therapyfor this molecular abnormality?So I got into this field right around '85, when all these things were coming together.

So the gene sequence as you know, it's not absolutely deterministic.Just because you have a genetic abnormality, doesn't necessarily lead directly to the path of disease.There are other points at which proteins, cells, you need to get a more full picture.

This is more the mathematical kind of mind.Now when does something become an abnormality?Well, you get a little bit of the autism trait, you take out some social stuff in the brain, and you get geek traits for all kinds of fun tech stuff.

So we know that we all make cancer cells every day.And the doctor did an x-ray and found an abnormality on the x-ray and ordered an MRI.

So we'll start off with clothing.Your body still has to react to any abnormality on the surface.

It's all wasted. The end-user can't easily understand what that data means and can't integrate that beneficially into theirvery likely this condition was caused by genetic abnormality.

These cells have acquired something.And usually, it's some kind of genetic abnormality that either somebody is born with or that person acquires over a lifetime from just living the normal life or from engaging in behaviorsthat can increase the chance of a cell undergoing a mutation, things like smoking.

But in 1960, nobody believed them.The general view was, this is some associated abnormality.It has nothing to do with the cause.

be my problem in life.But I think her sense that we could trounce that obvious neurological abnormality led her then, when I was older, to think that really we could deal with this thing of mybeing gay, and get it to go away.

And just so many happy memories eating that.In fact, 40% of us that have a thyroid abnormality, vitamin D3 level or pre-diabetes, or early insulin resistance,

But there's a risk that's woven into sex.And that risk is that about 3% of all children are born with some kind of harmful genetic abnormality.And we are going to be able to reduce that risk very significantly, provided that we don't conceive

And there are a whole host of reasons for that.You know, it used to be that the only way to diagnose a chromosomal abnormality in a fetus was with a procedure called amniocentesis.

In many cases, this has very good results.The doctor focuses attention on those particular highlighted areas, finds a cancer or other abnormalitythat the doctor may have missed.

And so, let's consider these exceptions where physical pain doesn't cause mental pain.So I have a very cute video which is, there's a lady in Scotland who has a genetic abnormality,or anomaly, which causes her to have a condition called congenital indifference to pain.

various kinds of treatments.' As I stood over his shoulder, he went through the individual images that showed the abnormality.

But when you publish a scientific article, in your last paragraph you get to wax philosophically about the broad implications of your findings.And what they said were, "The findings--" this abnormal chromosome-- "suggest a causal relationship between the chromosome abnormality observed and it was calledchronic granulocytic leukemia. Now, turns out they were absolutely right.

So a few of them were sort of practicing some functional medicine.And so some of them, I would find the occasional lab test that someone else hadn't ordered, and I'd find some abnormality that we'd be able to treat.And all of a sudden, it would be like the lights had come on.