Piri virus: Unexplored diversity in the world of bunyaviruses Piri virus is a member of the bunyavirus genus, which belongs to the bunyavirus family. It belongs to the ec ...
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Bettcher Crystals: What are they and how are they used? Böttcher crystals were first described by the German anatomist and pathologist August Böttcher in 1859. These crys ...
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A specific inoculator is an organism in which pathogens can multiply or go through certain stages of their development. Specific inoculants play an important role in main ...
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Jergason's sign is a symptom described by American surgeon Robert M. Jergason (1885-1957). The symptom is the appearance or intensification of pain when turning the head ...
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Nasmite membrane of the tooth: what is it and why is it needed? The nasmyth shell of the tooth is a thin layer that covers the crown of the tooth and consists of the bulk ...
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Reticulothalamic Pathway: Functions and Roles in the Central Nervous System The reticulothalamic tract, also known as the reticulothalamic tract, is an important part of ...
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Sustentocyti (sustentocyti, lnh; lat. sustento - support, support + hist. cytus - cell) are specialized epithelial cells that make up the main part of the cell population ...
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The cutting needle is a curved surgical needle with a triangular cross-section. Cutting needles are used in surgery to cut and cut tissue. Thanks to its triangular cross- ...
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Morphogenesis is the process of differentiation of cells and tissues, as a result of which the shape and structure of various organs and parts of the body are determined. ...
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