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Endotype
Internal medicine
Endotype Definition The endotype is an independent disease entity that can occur in a group of phenot...
Endovenous laser ablation
Vascular medicine
Endovenous laser ablation Go to Laser therapy endovenous
Endpoint
Internal medicine
Target criterion
Endpoint Definition The endpoint (the objective criterion) is the measurand defined in the protocol t...
Endpoint of a clinical trial
Internal medicine
Target criterion
Endpoint of a clinical trial Definition The endpoint (the objective criterion) is the measurand defin...
Enfleurage
Phytotherapy
Flower oil extraction process
Enfleurage Definition A process used in ancient times to extract essential oils from flowers. In this...
Enfortumab vedotin
Internal medicine
Enfortumab vedotin Definition Enfortumab Vedotin is an antibody-drug conjugate directed against the r...
ENG gene
Dermatology
ENG gene Definition The ENG gene (ENG stands for endoglin), also known as the HHT1 gene, is a protein...
Englerin A
Internal medicine
Englerin A Definition Englerin A is a highly toxic natural product that owes its name to the botanist...
Oak
Phytotherapy
Oak Go to The English oak is the most common oak species in Europe, it has a short trunk and a spread...
Enhancer
Internal medicine
Enhancer Definition In molecular biology, an enhancer is a DNA sequence that promotes the transcripti...
Enolase
Dermatology
Enolase Definition Enzyme (hydratase) of glycolysis that cleaves 2-phosphoglyceric acid by splitting...
Enoxaparin sodium
Vascular medicine
CAS No: 679809-58-6
Enoxaparin sodium Definition Low molecular weight heparin, i.e. it has the same structural elements a...
Ensy
Internal medicine
Ensy Definition Acronym for: Echinocandin non-susceptible yeast. This categorization includes the fol...
Enterobacter
Microbiology
Enterobacter Definition Enterobacter are gram-negative, peritrichous flagellated, motile rod-shaped b...
Enterobacterales
Microbiology
Enterobacterales Definition The order Enterobacterales comprises Gram-negative, non-spore-forming, ae...
Enterococcal gap
Microbiology
Enterococcal gap Definition Term indicating that cephalosporins have no effect against enterococci an...
Enterococcus faecalis
Internal medicine
Enterococcus faecalis History Enterococci were first mentioned in French literature in 1899 as germs...
Enteropathic arthritis
Internal medicine
Enteropathic arthritis History Smith first described the connection between the intestines and joints...
Enterovirus
Microbiology
Enterovirus Definition Human enteroviruses are small viruses with positive-stranded RNA genomes that...
Entomophthorales
Dermatology
Fly killer mushrooms
Entomophthorales General informations Order within the mushrooms. It used to belong to the zygomycete...
E-number
Allergology
E-number Definition The European Union (EU) assigns an E-number to each authorised food additive. The...
E numbers (food additives)
Allergology
E numbers (food additives) Definition According to German food law, food or food additives are define...