A macromolecule is a molecule with a molecular weight greater than 1000 atomic mass units. Macromolecules are characterized by high molecular weight and complex chemical ...
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Ulcerative endocarditis (e. ulcerosa; synonym: e. malignant, e. necrotic ulcerative) is an acute infectious disease characterized by the formation of large vegetations on ...
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Uterine intermenstrual ovulatory bleeding (H. uterina intermenstrual is ovulatoria) is a condition in which a woman experiences bleeding from the uterus outside of menstr ...
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Interspecific Gene: Determining Interspecific Barriers and Not Transmissible during Interspecific Crossing The Interspecific gene is a genetic element that determines int ...
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The Müllerian duct is a duct named after the German anatomist and physiologist Johannes Peter Müller (1801-1858). The Müllerian duct is an embryonic structure from which ...
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An amnestic epileptic seizure with preservation of consciousness: what is it and how to recognize it? Epileptic seizures can manifest themselves in various ways, and one ...
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Malerba skin epithelioma is a rare benign skin tumor belonging to the group of epithelial tumors. The name of the tumor comes from the name of the French dermatologist Lo ...
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Antidiabetic agents (antidiabetica; synonyms: antidiabetic agents, hypoglycemic agents) are medications used to treat diabetes mellitus. They help lower blood glucose lev ...
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The sound-conducting apparatus is a set of organs that ensure the transmission of sound vibrations from the environment to the receptor cells of the spiral organ. The app ...
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Fecal calculus, Coprolite (Faecalith): what is it and how can it affect health? Fecal calculus, Coprolite, or Faecalith is a solid formation that is formed from feces. It ...
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