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Marshmallow root Go to Althaeae radix

Marsupialization Definition Opening of a cyst and suturing of the cyst edges at the vestibule, so tha...

Martorell fernando Biographical details Spanish surgeon and cardiologist, born on 4 June 1906 in Barc...

MARVELD2 gene Definition The MARVELD2 gene (MARVELD2 stands for Membrane-Associating Domain Containin...

Mascara Definition Mascara (ital. mascara, similar to maschera = mask); mascara is a cosmetic product...

Mascara Go to Mascara

Mascara side effects Definition Mascara is a cosmetic product for tinting and visually emphasizing th...

Masking paste (contains ulcer-itchthyol) Formulation Rp.Ichthyol 5,0/15,0Zinc oxide Talcum powderaa15...

Masking paste hydrophobic skin color/reddish (nrf 11.58.) Formulation Syn.: skin-coloured concealer p...

Maskne Definition Fake word for mask-associated acne-like skin lesions on the face. The term originat...

Masp2 Deficiency Definition MASP2 deficiency is caused by an autosomal recessive homozygous mutation...

MASP2 Gene Definition The MASP2 gene (MASP2 stands for "MBL Associated Serine Protease 2") is a prote...

Mastadenovirus Definition The genus "Mastadenovirus" comprises viruses of the family Adenoviridae, wh...

Mast cell Definition Mast cells have been so named (after Paul Ehrlich) because they look like "fatte...

Mast cell activation syndromes Definition Mast cell activation disease (MCAD) refers to a heterogeneo...

Mastcell activation test Definition The "indirect mast cell activation test" (MAT) is a method for di...

Mast cell growth enhancing activity (mea) Go to interleukin-9

Mast cell growth factor 2 (mcgf-2) Go to interleukin-4

Mast cell growth factor (mcgf) Go to interleukin-9

Mast cell growth factor (mcgf or mgf) Go to interleukin-3

Mast cell stabilizer. Definition Agents that reduce the release of mediators such as histamine and le...

Mast celltryptase Go to Tryptase

Mastic shrub Definition The evergreen mastic shrub belongs to the sumac family and grows to a height...

Mastix Definition Resin of the mastic bush. The quality is defined in the European Pharmacopoeia (Ph....

Mastix Definition The evergreen mastic shrub belongs to the sumac family, grows 1 to 3 m high. Occurs...