Steat- (Steat-) and Cteato (Steato-) are prefixes that are widely used in medicine and biology to denote fat and adipose tissue. The word "steat" comes from the Greek wor ...
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Hexokinase is one of the key enzymes involved in glucose metabolism in the body. It catalyzes the phosphorylation of glucose to glucose-6-phosphate, which is the first st ...
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Intermediate brain (Thalamencephalon) is a section of the forebrain, which includes the epithalamus, thalamus, hypothalamus, mstathalamus and subthalamus. The thalamus is ...
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Trigeminal Nerve: structure, functions and disorders The Trigeminal Nerve is one of the largest mixed cranial nerves that plays an important role in transmitting sensory ...
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Iophendylate: radiocontrast agent for myelography Iophendylate is an iodinated radiocontrast agent that is sometimes used to contrast the spinal canal during myelography. ...
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Immunology is a science that studies immunity and all phenomena related to the functioning of defense mechanisms in the body. Immunological research is of great importanc ...
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Taurocholic Acid belongs to the group of bile acids. It is one of the main bile acids produced in the liver of humans and animals. Chemically, Taurocholic acid is a salt ...
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Thromboendarteritis is a serious medical condition characterized by thrombosis complicated by endarteritis. This condition is often associated with temporal arteritis, po ...
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