Stabilizing selection is one of the types of natural selection, as a result of which the limits of variability of any trait in a population are narrowed. Such selection i ...
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The clavicular branch of the thoracoacromial artery is one of the branches of the thoracic aorta and is located on the anterior surface of the chest. It starts from the t ...
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The Asklepiades are ancient Greek philosophers who were followers of the teachings of Asclepius, the god of medicine and healing, who was the son of Apollo and the nymph ...
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Infantilism: Revealing childhood behaviors in adults In our complex and rapidly changing world, where adults face various stresses and responsibilities, the need to resto ...
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Medial lemniscus: what is it and how does it affect our body? The medial lemniscus, also known as the lemniscus medialis or sensory lemniscus, is one of the important com ...
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Contagionism: history and meaning Contagionism is the theory that infectious diseases are spread through contact between a healthy and sick person. This theory was propos ...
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Episiotomy: Incision, Method of Delivery Discussed During childbirth, an irresistible transformation of the female body occurs, and one of the important aspects of this p ...
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Reichert-Meisl number: definition and application The Reichert-Meisl number is an indicator of the protein concentration in a solution, measured in milligrams of protein ...
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Random selection is a type of selection in which all units in the population are given an equal opportunity to be included in the sample. Random sampling differs from oth ...
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N.v. And. X. is a person who retains and releases the causative agent of an infectious disease into the external environment for a long time after suffering from the dise ...
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