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Carl friedrich cock Dermatology
Carl friedrich cock Biographical details (¤ 1899, † 1976) Dermatologist, working in Bremen. After stu...
Carlinae radix Phytotherapy
Carlinae radix Definition Root of the silver thistle.ESCOP: not processedHMPC: not processedCommissio...
Carmelless sodium gel (dab) Dermatology
Carboxymethyl cellulose gel (DAB)
Carmelless sodium gel (dab) Formulation Rp.Carmelless sodium 6005,0glycerol 85%10,0Aqua purif.ad100,0...
CARMIL2 Gene Internal medicine
CARMIL2 Gene Definition The CARMIL2 gene (CARMIL2 stands for "Capping Protein Regulator And Myosin 1...
Carminativa Internal medicine
Carminativa Definition Carminatives (from Latin carminare - to cleanse) are (herbal) substances used...
Carmine real Allergology
Carmine; CAS No 1390-65-4; Crimson
Carmine real Definition Real carmine, also called carmine or crimson, is a red natural dye. Carmine i...
Carmustin Pharmacology-Toxicology
Carmustin Definition Carmustine, also known as BCNU, is a cytostatically active drug (molecular formu...
Carnauba wax Allergology
Brazil wax; brazil wax (engl.); Carnauba wax; CAS N...
Carnauba wax Definition The yellow-brownish greenish wax obtained from the leaves of the carnauba pal...
Carney syndrome Internal medicine
Carney syndrome Go to NAME Syndrome
Carnitine (inci) Cosmetology
Levocarnitine; Torutilin; vitamin T
Carnitine (inci) Definition Carnitine (carnitine) is a natural betaine found in animal tissues. Carni...
Carotene Dermatology
Carotene Definition The term carotene refers to natural dyes, which are mainly found in coloured frui...
Carotenoids Dermatology
Carotenoids Definition A group of yellow and red dyes belonging to the tetraterpenes with wide distri...
Carotid pressure test Internal medicine
Carotissinus massage; Czermak compression test
Carotid pressure test History H. In 1924, E. Hering was the first to describe the changes in the hear...
Carpronium chloride (inci) Cosmetology
Carpronium chloride (inci) Definition Carpronium chloride is used in cosmetic products. The substance...
Carrageenan Phytotherapy
Carrageenan Definition Mixture of polysaccharides, similar to agar-agar, which is obtained by extract...
Carrageenan Allergology
Carrageenanum; CAS No 9000-07-1; crispus fucus; Ire...
Carrageenan Definition Carrageenan is a collective term for a group of long-chain carbohydrates (poly...
Carrageenan (inci) Cosmetology
crispus fucus; Ireland Fucus
Carrageenan (inci) Definition Carrageenan is the thallus of Chondrus crispus, the Irish moss (more ra...
Carrier Internal medicine
Transporter
Carrier Definition Obsolete term for: Transporter. The term carrier appears with some transporter pro...
Carrot Phytotherapy
Carrot Go to Carrot
Carrot soup to moro Phytotherapy
Carrot soup to moro Definition Carrot soup for the treatment of infectious enteritis, a home remedy f...
Cart Internal medicine
Cart Definition cART is the acronym for "Combined Anti-Retroviral Therapy". S.a. under HAART.
CAR-T-cells Microbiology
CAR-T-cells Definition CAR-T is the acronym for "chimeric antigen receptor T cells". These are tumor-...
Carthami flos Phytotherapy
Carthami flos Definition Flores Carthami, flowers of the safflower. General information Carthami flos...
Carthamine Cosmetology
Carthamine Go to Carthamine
Carthamine Cosmetology
Carthamic acid; Carthamine; CAS number: 36338-96-2;...
Carthamine Definition Carthamine is a dark red-greenish shimmering, water-soluble flavone-glycoside w...