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Hemoglobin History Hemoglobin is one of the first proteins to be studied by X-ray crystallography, fo...

Hemolysis Definition Hemolysis is the release of intracellular components of blood cells (primarily e...

Hemolysis, artifacts Definition Arteficial hemolysis is an in vitro hemolysis that can be artificiall...

Hemolytic crisis Definition Hemolytic crisis refers to an emergency situation in which there is a con...

Hemorrhagic fever syndromes Definition The term "viral haemorrhagic fevers" (VHF) or "haemorrhagic fe...

Hemostasis Definition Pathophysiology of hemostasis. Primary hemostasis with formation of a depositio...

Hemp-nettle Definition Annual herb up to 50 cm tall with finely hairy stems and pale yellow to whitis...

Hemp nut Definition The hemp nut is the seed of the hemp plant, cannabis. The seeds are free from THC...

Hemp seed oil Definition Hemp seed oil, a popular edible oil, is a fatty vegetable oil and, like othe...

Henbane black History Witchweed, doll's ear, Hyoscyamus niger Definition Black henbane (Hyoscyamus ni...

Hennae folium Definition Dried leaves of the dyer's bush. Henna is obtained from the dried leaves.Not...

Hep-2 Definition Acronym for "human epidermoid cancer cells".

Hepadnaviridae Definition The family Hepadnaviridae comprises enveloped viruses with a circular, part...

Heparan sulfate Definition Heparan sulfate is a mucopolysaccharide (glycosaminoglycan) in which glucu...

Heparin cofactor ii Definition Selective thrombin inhibitor. The heparin cofactor II does not act on...

Heparinoids Definition Heparinoids are proteoglycans, which are mainly found in the endothelium, but...

Heparins low-molecular Definition A further development of classical heparin is fractionated heparin...

Hepatitis a virus Definition RNA enterovirus from the group of picornaviruses; HAV is resistant to te...

Hepatitis b virus Definition The hepatitis B virus (HBV), is a DNA virus that consists of a core and...

Hepatitis c skin changes Definition Hepatitis C is an acute or chronic infection (> 6 months) caus...

Hepatitis c virus Definition RNA virus. Belongs taxonomically to the Flaviviruses(Flaviviridae) like...

Hepatitis d virus Definition The hepatitis D virus is a defective single-stranded RNA virus that has...

Hepatitis e virus Definition RNA virus; transmission of the virus takes place faecal-orally, i.e. eit...

Hepatocellular adenoma History Bühler et al. were the first to recognize the connection between HCA a...

Hepatocyte Definition Hepatocytes are polygonal cells about 10 to 30 µm in size, which take up about...