Stereocilia are microvilli located on the outer surface of the hair cells of the inner ear. They play a key role in mechanotransduction - the conversion of the mechanical ...
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Monorchism: Absence of one testicle Monorchidism, also known as monorchia, is a medical term that describes a condition in which a man is missing one testicle. Typically, ...
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Mutation Cytoplasmic: Impact of changes in the genetic structures of the cytoplasm Cytoplasmic mutation (CM) is a change in the genetic structures of the cytoplasm of cel ...
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Kleptomania (from the Greek klepto - “steal” and mania - “madness, passion”) is a mental disorder manifested in uncontrolled theft without any selfish purpose. People suf ...
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Donor deoxyribonucleic acid is a DNA molecule that is introduced into the recipient cell. Donor DNA contains genetic information that is planned to be transferred into th ...
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Dynamocardiogram Alternating: Description and Meaning Dynamocardiogram alternating (D.A.) is a type of electrocardiography characterized by regular alternation of complex ...
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Mesenchyme is embryonic connective tissue, from which various types of connective tissue are formed during the development of the body. Mesenchyme is formed from mesoderm ...
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Schwartze operation: history and features The Schwartze operation is a surgical procedure in the ear area that was developed by the German otorhinolaryngologist Robert Sc ...
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(in anatomy) an opening resembling a window. The oval window (fenestra ovalis) (or window of the vestibule (fenestra vestibuli)), closed by the base of the stapes (ed.), ...
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Cutaneous receptors are receptors located in the skin and provide the perception of mechanical, temperature and pain stimulation. Skin receptors include: Mechanorecepto ...
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