Acute alimentary mycotoxicosis: danger of food intoxication Acute nutritional mycotoxicosis, also known as mycotoxicosis alimentaria acuta, is a serious disease caused by ...
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Protein Structure: Secondary Structure Proteins are complex and important molecules that perform a number of key functions in the body. The various properties and functio ...
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Ehlers-Danlos syndrome: understanding, diagnosis and treatment Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, also known as elastic skin syndrome, is a group of genetic disorders that affect co ...
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Corpse gases: what are they and how are they formed? Corpse gases are gases that are formed when a corpse rots. The reason for their appearance is the process of decompos ...
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Complementary feeding: Additional nutrition for babies Complementary feeding is additional nutrition that is prescribed to a child aged 6 months and older in addition to ...
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A string is any long flexible structure that can be solid or hollow. Examples of strings include the spermatic cord, spinal cord, umbilical cord, and vocal cords. The spe ...
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Cystic kidney: causes, symptoms and treatment Cystic kidney disease, also known as polycystic kidney disease, is a genetic disorder that results in the formation of many ...
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Heil- (cheil-) and heylo (cheilo-) are Greek prefixes indicating a relationship to the lip or lips. These prefixes are often used in medical terminology to refer to struc ...
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Seitz Orthopedic Insole: History and Application Seitz Orthopedic Insole is an innovative product created as a result of long-term research and practical experience of th ...
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Hepatolenticularis is a compound adjective formed from the combination of the Greek words "hepato-" (liver) and the Latin anatomical nucleus lenticularis (lenticular nucl ...
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