Gamma Inhibitor: properties and application A gamma inhibitor is a thermostable mucoprotein that is contained in the gamma globulin fraction of blood serum and has the ab ...
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Plague is an epidemic disease characterized by high mortality and caused by the bacteria Yersinia pestis. The carriers of this dangerous disease are rat fleas, as well as ...
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Cooper's ligament: anatomical structure and functions Cooper's ligament, also known as the A.P. ligament. Cooper's is an anatomical structure that is located in the groin ...
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The Goal reflex is a behavioral reaction of the body aimed at searching for and obtaining certain stimuli. This reflex manifests itself in the desire to achieve a specifi ...
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Anthroposcopy: the art of personality recognition Anthroposcopy is a science that studies the appearance of a person to determine his personality. It is based on the fact ...
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Hemorrhagic coagulopathy: causes, symptoms and treatment Coagulopathy hemorrhagic, also known as inhibitory bleeding, is a condition in which the blood does not clot prop ...
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A sled microtome is a microtome in which the knife moves relative to a stationary sample. Unlike a rotary microtome, where the sample rotates and the knife is stationary, ...
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Abdomen with a retracted anterior abdominal wall; observed during fasting, long-term debilitating diseases, as well as spasms of the intestines and abdominal muscles (for ...
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Genetic Counseling A genetic consultation is a consultation during which the doctor tells the patient and his family members about the nature and presence of possible her ...
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