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Mast cell growth factor (mcgf or mgf) Allergology
Mast cell growth factor (mcgf or mgf) Go to interleukin-3
Mast cell stabilizer. Dermatology
Mast cell stabilizer. Definition Agents that reduce the release of mediators such as histamine and le...
Mastic shrub Phytotherapy
Mastic shrub Definition The evergreen mastic shrub belongs to the sumac family and grows to a height...
Mastix Phytotherapy
Mastix Definition The evergreen mastic shrub belongs to the sumac family, grows 1 to 3 m high. Occurs...
Mastix Phytotherapy
Mastix Definition Resin of the mastic bush. The quality is defined in the European Pharmacopoeia (Ph....
Mate folium Phytotherapy
Ilex paraguariensis; Jesuit Tea; Mate leaves; Mate...
Mate folium Definition Mate folium are the dried or roasted leaves of the mate tea bush used medicina...
Mate tea bush Phytotherapy
Ilex paraguariensis A.St.-Hil.; Ilex paraguayensis...
Mate tea bush Definition The evergreen mate shrub, also known as the mate tree, is a plant species of...
Matricariae aetheroleum Phytotherapy
Camomile oil; essential oil of chamomile; oleum cha...
Matricariae aetheroleum Definition Matricariae aetheroleum, the officinal (Ph.Eur.8; DAB; ÖAB) essent...
Matricariae flos Phytotherapy
Camomile flowers; Flores Chamomillae
Matricariae flos Definition Matricariae flos are the flowers of true chamomile, Matricariae extractum...
Matriptases Dermatology
Matriptases General information Matriptases belong to the type 2 trasmembranous serine proteases, a h...
Matrix gla protein Internal medicine
Matrix gla protein Definition Matrix Gla protein (MGP) is a vitamin K-dependent protein that is synth...
Maurer Markus Dermatology
Maurer Markus Biographical details (¤ 1966, 31.07.2024) Studied in Mainz, 1996 doctorate with Beate H...
Mavacamten Pharmacology-Toxicology
Mavacamten Keywords Hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy HOCM, selective, reversible cardiac myosi...
MAVS gene Internal medicine
MAVS gene Definition The MAVS gene encodes an intermediate protein that is required for the beta-inte...
Max Joseph spaces Dermatology
Max Joseph spaces Definition The vacuolated degeneration of the basal epithelial cell layers can occa...
MAY Dermatology
MAY Definition MAY = multiple aggregated yellow-white globules - light microscopic sign of intratumor...
May apple Phytotherapy
Duckfoot; footer; May apple; Podophyllum peltatum;...
May apple Definition A poisonous plant belonging to the barberryfamily, 30-50 cm tall and native to N...
Mayaro-feaver Dermatology
Mayaro-feaver Definition Mayoaro virus (MAYV), an alphavirus of the Togaviridae family, was isolated...
Maydis stigma Phytotherapy
Maydis stigma Definition Corn stigmas are the long hairs that protrude from the corn cobs. The cobs d...
May-Hegglin-anomaly Dermatology
May-Hegglin-anomaly Definition Rare autosomal dominant inherited disorder due to a MYH9 gene mutation...
MBTPS2 Gene Internal medicine
MBTPS2 gene; Membrane Bound Transcription Factor Pe...
MBTPS2 Gene Definition MBTPS2 encodes a membrane-bound zinc metalloprotease, the "sterol regulatory e...
Mc1r Dermatology
CMM5; melanocortin-1 receptor; MSH-R; SHEP2
Mc1r Definition MC1R is the acronym for melanocortin-1 receptor. Melanocortin receptor1 is a transmem...
MC1R genw Internal medicine
MC1R genw Definition The MC1R gene (MC1R is the acronym for: Melanocortin 1 Receptor) is a protein-co...