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25Translation - English-Chinese - ''Alpha-fetoprotein''' ('''AFP''') is a molecule...

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This text is available in the following languages: EnglishItalianPortuguese brazilianChineseGreekFinnishRussianHungarianArabicSwedishKoreanJapanese

Category Sentence - Health / Medecine

Title
''Alpha-fetoprotein''' ('''AFP''') is a molecule...
Text
Submitted by Una Smith
Source language: English

'''Alpha-fetoprotein''' ('''AFP''') is a molecule produced in the developing [[embryo]] and [[fetus]]. Blood tests to measure AFP have two main applications: (1) in pregnant women, as a screening test for some kinds of [[congenital malformation]] and (2) in adults and children, as a [[tumor marker]] for some kinds of [[tumor]].
Remarks about the translation
''', [[, and ]] are Wikipedia codes; please leave them in.

Title
甲種胎儿球蛋白
Translation
Chinese

Translated by samanthalee
Target language: Chinese

'''甲種胎儿球蛋白'''(简称:甲胎蛋白,'''Alpha-Fetoprotien''',AFP)是由[[胚胎]]或是[[胎兒]]合成的一種分子。測量血液中甲胎蛋白是否超標主要有兩個用途：（一）對孕婦進行的，胎兒[[先天缺陷]]筛查的作用。（二）對成人與小孩進行的，某些[[肿瘤]]的[[肿瘤标志物]]檢測。
Remarks about the translation
''', [[, 與 ]] 均為維基百科代码； 翻譯時，請務必保留。

There is an inconsistency in the original English text.
"Blood tests...as a screening test" is correct.
but "Blood tests...as a tumor marker" is incorrect. The protein itself is the tumor marker, not the blood test...
Validated by humanlot - 9 April 2007 08:32





Last messages

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9 April 2007 15:56

Una Smith
Number of messages: 429
Yes, the English source is a little awkward. That's okay. The translations will be used as "stub" articles on multiple language wikipedia; I expect those articles will be edited so that they "speak" to each cultural audience. I think this will be more effective, both on cucumis and on wikipedia, than writing a polished article in one language and only then translating the polished article into other languages.

Thanks, all.