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Retinoic acid-inducible gene i-like receptors
Dermatology
Retinoic acid-inducible gene i-like receptors Definition Family of cytosolic (cytoplasmic) pattern re...
Retinoic acid receptor
Internal medicine
RAR; RAR-α; RAR-β; RAR-γ; Receptor for all-trans-re...
Retinoic acid receptor Definition Retinoic acid receptors (RARs) are ligand-controlled transcription...
Retinoid x receptor
Internal medicine
RXR; RXR-alpha; RXRalpha; RXR-beta; RXRbeta; RXR ga...
Retinoid x receptor History In 1991, Evans identified a receptor that was active in both fruit flies...
Retinol binding protein 4
Dermatology
Retinol binding protein 4 Definition Retinol Binding Protein 4 belongs to the lipocalin family and is...
Retinol (inci)
Cosmetology
Retinol (inci) Definition Retinol is the INCI name for vitamin A1 (see there). Retinol belongs to the...
Retinyl acetate (inci)
Cosmetology
CAS number: 127-47-9; Retinyl acetate, vitamin A1 a...
Retinyl acetate (inci) Definition "Retinyl" refers to vitamin A; "acetate" means salts/esters of acet...
Retinyl linoleate (inci)
Cosmetology
CAS number: 631-89-0; Retinol, 9,12-octadecadienoat...
Retinyl linoleate (inci) Definition Vitamin A is esterified with linoleic acid. The vitamin A fatty a...
Retinyl oleate (inci)
Cosmetology
Retinyl oleate (inci) Definition Vitamin A is esterified with oleic acid. The vitamin A fatty acid es...
Retinyl palmitate (inci)
Cosmetology
CAS number: 79-81-2; Retinol hexadecanoate; Retinyl...
Retinyl palmitate (inci) Definition Vitamin A is esterified with palmitic acid. The vitamin A fatty a...
Retinyl propionate (inci)
Cosmetology
CAS number: 7069-42-3; Retinyl propionate; vitamin...
Retinyl propionate (inci) Definition Vitamin A is esterified with propionic acid. The vitamin A fatty...
Retrotransposon
Internal medicine
Retrotransposon Definition Retrotransposons (transposable elements) are retroviral particles that are...
Retroviridae
Microbiology
Retroviridae Definition The Retroviridae is a very large family of complexly constructed, enveloped,...
REV1 gene
Internal medicine
REV1 gene Definition The REV1 gene (REV1 stands for REV1 DNA-directed polymerase) is a protein-coding...
Revat
Vascular medicine
Revat Definition Acronym commonly used in phlebology for "Recurrent Carices after Surgery". REVAT is...
Reverse t3
Internal medicine
rT3
Reverse t3 Definition Reverse T3 (rT3) is a biologically inactive form of T3(triiodothyronine). When...
Reverse transcriptase
Microbiology
Reverse transcriptase History Reverse transcriptase is an RNA-dependent polymerase that was discovere...
Revertante
Internal medicine
Revertante Definition Revertants, from lat. revertere = to return or turn around, are so-called rever...
RFXANK Gene
Internal medicine
RFXANK Gene Definition The RFXANK gene (RFXANK stands for "Regulatory Factor X Associated Ankyrin Con...
Rhabdoviridae
Microbiology
Rhabdoviridae Definition Rhabdoviridae (from Greek rhabdos = rod) are a large and ecologically divers...
Rhamni cathartici fructus
Phytotherapy
Blackberries.; buckthorn berries; Cross berries; Fr...
Rhamni cathartici fructus Definition Rhamni cathartici fructus, the berry of the purging buckthorn, i...
Rhamni purshianae cortex
Phytotherapy
American blackthorn bark; Rotten tree bark American
Rhamni purshianae cortex Definition Phytotherapeutically used bark of the American buckthorn.Quality...
Rhamnose (inci)
Cosmetology
6-deoxy-K-mannose; CAS number: 10030-85-0
Rhamnose (inci) Definition Monosaccharide with the molecular formula: C6H12O5. Rhamnose forms whitish...
Rhamnus purshiana bark extract (inci)
Cosmetology
CAS number: 84650-55-5; Rhamnus purshiana extract
Rhamnus purshiana bark extract (inci) Definition Rhamnus purshiana bark extract, the drug from the ba...