Trans Position: Description, Examples and Impact on Genetic Processes Trans position, also known as trans configuration, is a concept in genetics that describes the posit ...
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The mechanism of transmission of infection is transmissible: how insects and ticks infect humans The mechanism of transmission of infection is vector-borne is one of the ...
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Post-tetanic potentiation (from the Latin post - after + tetany) is a temporary increase in the excitability of the neuromuscular synapse and the amplitude of the action ...
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Cutaneous-Venous Coefficient: definition and application The cutaneous-venous ratio (CVC) is a toxicometric indicator used to estimate the ratio of the average lethal dos ...
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Trichocephalosis is a parasitic disease caused by the helminth Trichuris trichiura. This parasite is also known as whipworm or trichocephalus. Trichocephalosis refers to ...
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The Dagnini-Aschner maneuver is an examination method named after the Italian physician Giuseppe Dagnini (1866-1928) and the Austrian gynecologist Wilhelm Aschner (1883-1 ...
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Lassa fever is a severe viral disease that occurs exclusively in Central and Western Africa. This disease is caused by the Lassa virus, which is transmitted to humans thr ...
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Pneumaturia is a medical condition characterized by the presence of air bubbles or some other gas in the urine. This phenomenon may be due to the release of gas by bacter ...
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The Pear symptom is the formation of pear-shaped blisters on the skin and (or) mucous membranes. This is a sign of pemphigus vulgaris, caused by the pressure of exudate o ...
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