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Type -I interferons
Internal medicine
Type -I interferons Definition Type I interferons (IFNs) are important messengers of the immune syste...
Type-1-transmembranprotein
Internal medicine
Type-1-transmembranprotein Definition Transmembrane proteins form an important class of membrane prot...
Type 2 segmental pten hamartoma syndrome
Internal medicine
Type 2 segmental pten hamartoma syndrome History Happle 2007 Definition A clinical picture belonging...
Type-2 transmembranprotein
Internal medicine
Type-2 transmembranprotein Definition Transmembrane proteins form an important class of membrane prot...
Type iii reaction
Allergology
Humoral cytotoxic reaction; Immunocomplex-mediated...
Type iii reaction Definition The type III reaction according to Coombs and Gell is based on the forma...
Type ii reaction
Allergology
Humoral cytotoxic reaction; Type II reaction accord...
Type ii reaction Definition The type II reaction is based on the formation of antigen-specific antibo...
Type I plasminogen deficiency
Internal medicine
Type I plasminogen deficiency Definition Congenital plasminogen deficiency is a rare autosomal recess...
Type iv allergy, skin test procedure
Allergology
Type iv allergy, skin test procedure Definition In the absence of reliable in vitro tests, several te...
Type IV reaction
Allergology
Cell-mediated reaction; Hypersensitivity of the del...
Type IV reaction Definition Type IV reaction: Type IV allergy is the most common form of allergy afte...
Typhoidal Salmonella
Microbiology
Typhoidal Salmonella History Robert Koch and Karl Joseph Eberth, 1880. salmonellae are named after th...
Tyramine
Allergology
4-hydroxy-phenylethylamine; CAS number: 1-67-2; tyr...
Tyramine Definition Tyramine is a biogenic amine. It forms bitter-tasting, colourless crystals which...
Tyramine effect
Allergology
Tyramine effect Definition Cheese effect, cheese effect, cheese crisis, Clinic Occurrence of hyperten...
Tyramine intolerance
Allergology
Tyramine intolerance Definition Since tyramine is normally broken down by the body itself, a correspo...
TYR Gene
Dermatology
TYR Gene Definition The TYR gene (TYR stands for "tyrosinase") is a protein-coding gene located on ch...
Tyrosin
Dermatology
Tyrosin Definition Tyrosine (from the Greek tyros = cheese) is a non-essential amino acid that humans...
Tyrosinase
Dermatology
CAS number: 9002-10-2; Catecholase; Catecholoxidase...
Tyrosinase Definition Tyrosinase is a copper-containing protein (enzyme - oxidoreductase) with 529 am...
Tyrosinase related protein
Pharmacology-Toxicology
TRP
Tyrosinase related protein Definition Tyrosinase-related protein (TRP) is the outdated name for two e...
Tyrosinase-related protein
Allergology
Tyrosinase-related protein Definition Tyrosinase-related protein (TYRP) is the obsolete name for two...
Tyrosine kinase 2
Internal medicine
Tyrosine kinase 2 Definition Non-receptor tyrosine-protein kinase TYK2 is an enzyme that in humans is...
Tyrosine phosphatases
Internal medicine
Protein Tyrosine Phosphatases; PTPs
Tyrosine phosphatases Definition Tyrosine phosphatases (protein tyrosine phosphatases; PTPases) belon...
Tyrosinkinase ABL1
Internal medicine
Tyrosinkinase ABL1 History Definition The tyrosine kinase ABL1 (acronym for Abelson murine leukemia v...
Tyrothricin
Dermatology
Tyrothricin Definition Tyrothricin is an antibiotic that belongs to the group of polypeptide antibiot...
TYRP1 Gene
Dermatology
TYRP1 Gene Definition The TYRP1 gene (TYRP1 stands for Tyrosinase Related Protein 1) is a protein-cod...
TYRP2
Internal medicine
TYRP2 Definition TYRP2 stands for Tyrosine-Related Protein 2 an L-dopachrome tautomerase that plays a...
T-zone
Cosmetology
T-zone Definition T-Zone refers to the chin, nose and forehead, which abstractly form the letter "T"...