Blastocoel: what is it and what is its role in embryonic development? The blastocoel is an important structure in the embryonic development of many animals. It is a cavit ...
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Subependymal Gliosis: Description and Treatment Gliosis subependymal, also known as subependymal zone gliosis, is a form of gliosis that develops in the intermediate zone ...
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Little-Lassuer syndrome Little-Lassuer syndrome is a chronic skin disease characterized by the appearance of inflamed nodules with scales on the scalp, eyebrows, and eyel ...
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A hemostatic sponge is a local hemostatic agent, which is a dry porous mass. It is obtained from donated blood or cattle blood and contains thrombin, thrombokinase and so ...
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Argentine hemorrhagic fever is a disease caused by the Junin virus of the genus Orbivirus. Characterized by pronounced seasonality in endemic areas of South America. Main ...
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Wastewater is water contaminated with household and industrial waste or resulting from precipitation within populated areas. Wastewater is formed as a result of the use o ...
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Brissot-Sicard Syndrome: Description, Symptoms and Treatment Brissot-Sicard syndrome, also known as Brissot-Sicard-Charcot syndrome, is a rare neurological disorder that ...
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Relaxation length in radiology: what is it and how is it used? In radiology, relaxation length is an important parameter used to calculate the amount of neutron or gamma ...
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Pericystography: X-ray imaging of the bladder Pericystography is a diagnostic method that is used to image the bladder using X-ray technology. This method allows doctors ...
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