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Kinesiotaping Dermatology
Kinesiotaping Definition Method originating from Japan to treat injuries and pain by means of elastic...
Kinetin (inci) Cosmetology
6-furfuryl-adenine; 6-furfuryl-aminopurine; CAS num...
Kinetin (inci) Definition The adenine derivative kinetin is used in cosmetic formulations. Kinetin ac...
Kinetochor Dermatology
The term kinetochor was formerly used mostly synony...
Kinetochor Definition The kinetochor (Greek kínesis 'movement' and chōros 'place') is a special, plat...
King of bitters Dermatology
King of bitters Definition s under Kalmegh
Kinine Internal medicine
Kinine Definition Kinins are biologically active peptides (tissue hormones) that can trigger an infla...
Kinking Dermatology
Kinking Definition Kinking stands for kinking in blood vessels. The kinking is caused by degeneration...
Kir Internal medicine
Killer-cell immunoglobulin-like receptor
Kir History KIR is the acronym for "killer-cell immunoglobulin-like receptor". KIR belongs to the fam...
Kissing mouth breathing Internal medicine
Acidosis Respiration; Great Breathing
Kissing mouth breathing History In 1874 Adolf Kußmaul (1822-1902) first described the special respira...
Kissing mouth sign Internal medicine
Kissing mouth sign History Adolf Kußmaul (1822-1902) was the first to describe the Kußmaul sign, whic...
KIT gene Internal medicine
KIT gene Go to KIT
Kitlg gene Internal medicine
Kitlg gene Go to S. under KIT
KITLG gene Internal medicine
KITLG gene Definition The KITLG gene (KITLG stands for KIT ligand) is a protein-coding gene located o...
Kiwellin Dermatology
Kiwellin Definition Since 2005 known 28 kDa protein isolated from the kiwi fruit (Actinidia chinensis...
Kiwi Phytotherapy
Kiwi General information A liana-like climbing plant that also grows as a climbing shrub with soft ha...
Klebsiella Microbiology
Klebsiella History Trevisan 1885; the genus Klebsiella is named after Edwin Klebs, a German bacteriol...
Klebsiella pneumoniae subsp. pneumoniae Microbiology
Klebsiella pneumoniae subsp. pneumoniae History The German microbiologist Carl Friedländer first desc...
Klf11 gene Internal medicine
FKLF; Krueppel-Like Factor 11; Kruppel Like Factor...
Klf11 gene Definition The gene KLF11 (Kruppel Like Factor 11) encodes a zinc finger transcription fac...
KLHL24 Gene Dermatology
KLHL24 Gene Definition KLHL24 (KLHL24 is the acronym for Kelch Like Family Member 24) is a protein co...
Klippel Maurice Internal medicine
Klippel Maurice Biographical details François Maurice Klippel (* May 30, 1858 in Mulhouse, Haut-Rhin;...
KLK14 gene Internal medicine
KLK14 gene Definition The KLK14 gene (KLK14 stands for Kallikrein Related Peptidase 14) is a protein-...
KLK1 gene Internal medicine
KLK1 gene Definition The KLK1 gene (KLK1 stands for: Kallikrein 1) is a protein-coding gene located o...
KLK5 gene Internal medicine
KLK5 gene Definition The KLK5 gene (KLK5 stands for: Kallikrein-Related Peptidase 5) is a protein-cod...
KLK7 gene Internal medicine
KLK7 gene Definition The KLK7 gene (KLK7 stands for: Kallikrein Related Peptidase 7) is a protein cod...
KLRG1 Internal medicine
KLRG1 Definition KLRG1 is an acronym for "killercell lectin-like receptor1". KGLR1 belongs to the kil...
KLRK1 gene Internal medicine
KLRK1 gene Definition The KLRK1 gene (KLRK1 stands for: Killer Cell Lectin Like Receptor K1) also cal...