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Types and causes of pathological histological transformation.. Malignant transformation. Metaplasia. Dysplasia. Regeneration
What is histopathological transformation? Histopathological transformation is a fascina…
What is histopathological transformation? Histopathological transformation is a fascina…
What is enzymatic activity? Enzymatic activity is the fascinating dance of life at the …
What is microbial growth? Microbial growth is the fascinating process by which tiny mic…
Food and medicine: of its benefits: 1- helps the food industry (cheese, yogurt, pick…
Perion: is the protein that causes infection or disease and is an abbreviation of (m…
The testicular lipid hormone responsible for secondary sex traits in men increases the…
1- Hormones Organic chemicals, some of which consist of complex protein and others of …
Bacteria are living organisms made up of a single cell, which is very small where they…
About 7% of the lipid hormone is metabolized to dihydrotestosterone DHT by 5-α reducta…
Studies have shown that maintaining the normal level of lipid hormone testosterone for…
1 - Claude Bernard (1855): interested in the study of liver functions and considered t…
Boisen Jensen (1913) was the first to refer to the plant hormones (oxins) and was able…
The testicular hormone is one of the steroid hormones derived from cholesterol, and th…
Bioaccumulation is the process of accumulating certain chemical elements in an organis…
Endocrine glands are the secretory glands that secrete hormones that flow directly int…
Scientists estimate that humans are infected with nearly 150 genetic diseases. How and…
It is important to know how we can understand the limits of the possibilities of genet…
Diversity The universe rules from rigid matter to living organisms, from observable ph…
If the researcher can change the base order of the DNA in the cell, it is expected tha…
In the center of the cell, long strands of DNA contain each thread wrapped in a fine t…
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