Ringer-Locke Solution: history of creation and application Ringer-Locke solution is a solution that was developed in 1882 by English scientists Sidney Ringer and Francis ...
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Seclusio pupillae is a pathological condition in which fusion of the edges of the iris and pupil occurs. This leads to impaired mobility of the pupil and limitation of it ...
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Recurrent familial polyserositis (polyserositis recidiva familiaris) is a rare autoimmune disease characterized by recurrent inflammation of the serous membranes (pleura, ...
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Onychocheilophagia (from the Greek words "onycho" - nail, "cheilos" - lip and "phagein" - eat) is the habit of gnawing or biting nails and/or the skin around the nails, m ...
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Pyknosis is the process of condensation and shrinkage of the cell nucleus into a homogeneous hyperchromic dense mass. Typically, pyknosis occurs when a cell dies. With py ...
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Thottapalayam virus is an arbovirus of an ecological group, which is not grouped according to antigenic characteristics and whose genus has not been determined. This viru ...
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Phenogenesis (from the Greek words “pheno” and “genesis”) is the process of formation of an organism’s phenotype in the process of individual development (ontogenesis) un ...
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Natriuresis is a physiological process in which the body excretes excess sodium in the urine. Sodium is one of the main ions involved in regulating fluid volume in the bo ...
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Erectile Shock Phase: How stress affects potency Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a disorder that affects many men around the world. This condition occurs when a man is unabl ...
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