SAVIN Miscellanea
Mr Savin
British racehorse of the mid 1970's
(The Racing Post)
Savin's Bear
(Ursus Savini) Extinct species of small cave bear that lived one million years ago in the interglacial Waalian period. Distinguished by a domed forehead with no or little vestigal first premolars with stocky legs. Split into european and asian populations. Remains have been found in various sites, for example Bacton, East Anglia, England. Named by Alfred Collison Savin
(The Bear, Evolution of Polar Bears)
Savin Factor
A protein that causes recurrent FSGS, a disease which affects the units within the kidney, where blood is cleaned. Named after the original researcher Virginia Savin
(Medical College of Wisconsin)
British racehorse of the mid 1970's
(The Racing Post)
Savin's Bear
(Ursus Savini) Extinct species of small cave bear that lived one million years ago in the interglacial Waalian period. Distinguished by a domed forehead with no or little vestigal first premolars with stocky legs. Split into european and asian populations. Remains have been found in various sites, for example Bacton, East Anglia, England. Named by Alfred Collison Savin
(The Bear, Evolution of Polar Bears)
Savin Factor
A protein that causes recurrent FSGS, a disease which affects the units within the kidney, where blood is cleaned. Named after the original researcher Virginia Savin
(Medical College of Wisconsin)
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