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Endogenously synthesized antibiotics Definition Oligopeptides formed by humans themselves with broad...

Endomysium Definition Endomysium, connective tissue containing collagen fibres that surrounds the ind...

Endomysium-Antikörper Definition Endomysium antibodies (abbreviated: EmA) are autoantibodies directed...

Endopeptidases Go to Proteases

Endoplasmic reticulum Definition The endoplasmic reticulum (Latin reticulum = "litter net") is a thre...

Endorphins History Hans Walter Kosterlitz 1975, the endorphins were found in the pig's diencephalon....

Endothelial cell neutrophil-activating peptides β (ednap β) Go to interleukin-8

Endothelial derived neutrophil activating peptides (ednap) Go to interleukin-8

Endothelial thrombogenic/antithrombotic functions Definition The endothelium consists of a single-lay...

Endothelial thrombotic functions Definition The endothelium is a single-layered, non-cornifying squam...

Endothelin 3 Definition Endothelin-3 is a member of the endothelin family. The endothelin family cons...

Endothelium-derived relaxing factor Go to The "endothelium-derived relaxing factor" is synonymous wit...

Endotoxins History Pfeiffer R, 1894 Definition Lipopolysaccharides (LPS), which form an integral part...

Endotrich Definition Designation for "inside the hair".

Endotype Definition The endotype is an independent disease entity that can occur in a group of phenot...

Endovenous laser ablation Go to Laser therapy endovenous

Endpoint Definition The endpoint (the objective criterion) is the measurand defined in the protocol t...

Endpoint of a clinical trial Definition The endpoint (the objective criterion) is the measurand defin...

Enfleurage Definition A process used in ancient times to extract essential oils from flowers. In this...

ENG gene Definition The ENG gene (ENG stands for endoglin), also known as the HHT1 gene, is a protein...

Englerin A Definition Englerin A is a highly toxic natural product that owes its name to the botanist...

Oak Go to The English oak is the most common oak species in Europe, it has a short trunk and a spread...

Enolase Definition Enzyme (hydratase) of glycolysis that cleaves 2-phosphoglyceric acid by splitting...

Enole Definition Organic compounds with the group-CH=C(OH)-

Enoxaparin sodium Definition Low molecular weight heparin, i.e. it has the same structural elements a...