An irritant, stimulant or stimulus (plural stimuli) is a term used in science to describe any substance that is capable of causing a reaction in excitable tissues or cell ...
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Viviparous animals, such as mammals, are one of two types of births in animals. The other type is oviparous animals, in which the females lay eggs that then hatch into yo ...
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Breath-holding spells are bouts of baby crying in which the baby holds his breath and turns blue. Such attacks are typical for naughty and capricious children. During an ...
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Epiglottitis is a serious disease that can lead to breathing problems and even death if not treated promptly. In this article we will look at the causes, symptoms and tre ...
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Pharmaceutical is a term that refers to the field of pharmacy or pharmaceuticals. This science deals with the development, production and sale of drugs. The pharmaceutica ...
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Normo- is a prefix that is often used in medical terminology to denote the normal state of the body or its functions. It comes from the Greek word "νορμή" (normē), which ...
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Hinestrol (Quinestrol) is a synthetic female sex hormone belonging to the group of estrogens. It is used to suppress lactation (cessation of lactation, milk production) i ...
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Polysome, Polyribosome - a structure of the cell cytoplasm, which consists of several ribosomes connected by messenger RNA molecules. Polysomes are formed during the proc ...
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