Cell division is the process of cell reproduction by dividing first the nucleus (karyokinesis) and then the cytoplasm (cytokinesis). There are two main types of cell divi ...
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Skull Brain (Peigocranium): what is it and how is it connected to the brain The cranium (Peigocranium) is the part of the skull that surrounds the brain. This part of the ...
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The somatopleura is the body wall of the early embryo, which consists of a layer of ectoderm lining the mesoderm. The somatopleura forms the outer membrane of the embryo. ...
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Didanosine: description, use and side effects Didanosine is an antiviral drug used to treat HIV infection and AIDS. It affects the action of the reverse transcriptase enz ...
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Omphal- (Omphal-), Omphalo (Omphalo-) - a prefix denoting the navel or umbilical cord. It comes from the Greek word "omphalos", which means "navel". This prefix is used ...
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Biliverdin is one of the main bile pigments, which is formed as a result of the decomposition of hemoglobin. This pigment has a greenish-yellow tint and is an intermediat ...
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Orthoptics is a field of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of various vision disorders, especially strabismus and amblyopia. Orthoptists use non-surgic ...
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Bronchus (Bronchus, Pl. Bronchi): structure, functions and role in the respiratory system The bronchus (Bronchus, plural Bronchi) is one of the most important elements of ...
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