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To change places (e.g., moving the insertion of a muscle or ligament to another site).  

One of the proteins important in transporting materials such as hormones from their site of origin to the site of cellular action and metabolism.  

An intracellular protein that carries antigens to the endoplasmic reticulum of cells, where the antigens may be transformed for presentation.  

The process of moving an injured person to a hospital or other treatment center. In serious injuries such as cranial and spinal trauma, airway compromise, and hemorrhage, the patient should be moved by properly trained support personnel with equipment to stabilize vital structures and prevent further injury. In particular, the airway should be secured, ventilation…

The use of sequential bone marrow transplants to treat cancer. An initial autologous transplant is followed by a second, e.g., if remission is not achieved after the first transplant.