Lipogenesis is the process by which glucose and other substances from carbohydrates contained in food are converted into fatty acids in the body. During lipogenesis, fatt ...
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Cesium-137 (Caesium-137) is an artificial radioactive isotope of cesium. The radiation created by cesium-137 is used for x-ray therapy. Designation: 137Cs. Cesium-137 is ...
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Series (Serine) - see Amino acid. Serine belongs to the group of non-essential amino acids and is one of the most important amino acids for the human body. It is involved ...
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Micromanipulation is the manipulation of very small structures, such as cells, chromosomes or microscopic particles, performed under a microscope. Micromanipulation is wi ...
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Vasoligation is a surgical procedure that is performed to prevent the spread of infection from the urinary tract into the vas deferens. This is a commonly used procedure ...
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Endophthalmitis is a serious inflammatory eye disease that usually occurs as a result of infection. This condition can lead to significant vision loss and even global eye ...
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The Lenticular Nucleus, also known as the Lenticular Nucleus or Ribbon Nucleus, is one of two large components of the basal ganglia located deep in the brain. The other c ...
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Retinopathy is any change in the retina of the eye that leads to deterioration or loss of vision. Retinopathy is usually caused by damage to the blood vessels in the reti ...
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Tenovaginitis (Tendavaginitis, Tenovaginitis) is an inflammation of the synovial membrane of the tendon sheath, the development of which is usually caused by periodic min ...
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Friedman's Test Friedman's Test is an outdated test that allows you to determine whether a woman is pregnant. It is based on the ability of pregnant women's urine (contai ...
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