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RELA gene
Internal medicine
RELA gene Definition The RELA gene (RELA stands for "V-Rel Avian Reticuloendotheliosis Viral Oncogene...
RELA Haploinsufficiency
Internal medicine
RELA Haploinsufficiency Definition RELA haploinsufficiency is an autosomal dominant autoinflammatory...
Relative risk
Internal medicine
Relative risk Definition Term used in statistics as a yardstick in clinical studies. The relative ris...
Relebactam
Pharmacology-Toxicology
Recabrio
Relebactam Definition Relebactam is an intravenously administered inhibitor of class A and C beta-lac...
REL gene
Internal medicine
REL gene Definition The REL gene (REL stands for: REL Proto-Oncogene, NF-KB Subunit) and is a protein...
Remodeling of the nasal mucosa
Allergology
Remodeling of the nasal mucosa Definition Persistent, chronic (often allergic) inflammation of the na...
Remuneration of investigators
Internal medicine
Remuneration of investigators Definition The remuneration of study physicians/investigators in clinic...
Renal dysplasia with cysts
Internal medicine
Renal dysplasia with cysts Definition Disease pattern that belongs to the cystic nephropathies. Renal...
Renal replacement treatment
Internal medicine
Renal replacement therapy
Renal replacement treatment History The chemist T. Graham was already able to separate urea from urin...
Renal threshold for glucose
Internal medicine
Renal threshold for glucose History As early as 1904, the detection of glucose in urine in euglycemia...
Renbök-Phenomenon
Dermatology
Renbök-Phenomenon History Rudolf Happle, 1991 Definition Renbök is a palindrome of the word Köbner (s...
Renin
Internal medicine
Renin Definition Renin is a hormone-like enzyme (endopeptidase) whose task is to split off angiotensi...
Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system
Internal medicine
RAAS; RAS
Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system Definition The renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system is a phyloge...
Renin inhibitor
Pharmacology-Toxicology
Renin inhibitors
Renin inhibitor Definition Antihypertensively active substances (reserve antihypertensive) that bind...
Reoviridae
Microbiology
Reoviridae; Rotavirus
Reoviridae Definition Reoviridae are a genus of non-enveloped (naked) virus particles (diameter 70-80...
Repaglinide
Pharmacology-Toxicology
Repaglinide Definition Repaglinide is an antidiabetic substance from the glinide substance group.(Pre...
Replication
Dermatology
Replication Definition Replication is the process by which DNA is copied accurately, quickly and effi...
Reporting requirement
Internal medicine
Reporting requirement Definition Notifiable pathogens according to IfSG § 7 (Germany) with possi...
Reprint
Dentistry
Impression
Reprint Definition Dental term for a negative impression of the jaw and the use of specially suitable...
Reprint
Dentistry
Reprint Definition The impression is taken to create a model for the work in the dental laboratory, b...
Reseda luteola extract (inci)
Cosmetology
Reseda luteola extract (inci) Definition Reseda luteola extract is the extract from the above-ground...
Reserpin
Phytotherapy
CAS No.: 50-55-5; Serfin; Serpasil
Reserpin Definition Indole alkaloid of some dog venom plants of the genus Rauwolfia. Reserpine is sti...
Reserve antibiotics
Internal medicine
Reserve antibiotics Definition Reserve antibiotics are antibiotics that are only used for severe infe...