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LMWH
What is LMWH ?
Low Molecular Weight Heparin
Heparin low molecular weight, or an abbreviation of LMWH in fact, with molecular weight lower that are ـ of a ـ ـ and the size of the molecular they are about he that ـ كـ ـ (UFH – Heparin Unfractioned) is . These compounds are molecular weight between 1000 ـــ 10000 ـــ ـــ . From ـــ كـــ ـــ various for the medications used in the dryer. in conclusion, the properties of anti-coagulation and ككك ـ the time and ــ ـ that males were be ـ ....
HGT
What is HGT ?
Horizontal Gene Transfer
Horizontal gene transfer, known as horizontal gene transfer refers to the transfer of genetic material among organisms in a path other than vertical gene transfer. In vertical transfer of genes، genetic material is transferred from parent to offspring. Horizontal transfer of genes is one of the most important factors of biotic resistance in bacteria. Horizontal gene transfer is also used in genetic engineering. For example, decomposing bacteria deadly toxins-plant Phat. Several mechanisms for the transfer, horizontal genes, there are:

: the cell, genetic material alien (DNA or RNA) removed (enter your builds), and it does. This phenomenon is more common in bacteria and less common in eukaryotes. In Genetic Laboratories، transformation is used to introduce new genes into bacteria for industrial or biotechnological use. transduction: is a process in which bacterial en ، dna is transmitted from one bacterium to another bacteria via phage (bacteriophage).hemorrhagic or conjugation: is a process by which the genetic material takes place through direct contact of two bacteria. In this process the male bacteria using Pili sex adheres to the female bacteria and then transfers the corresponding genetic material to the female bacteria.plant transformation requires healthy plant tissue with rapid growth and division....
ISTJ
What is ISTJ ?
Introverted Sensing Thinking Judging
ISTJ (introverted, etc., sensory, intellectual, etc. structuralist) is an abbreviation used in the test, published personality test Myers-Briggs (MBTI) to refer to one of sixteen personality type goes to work. It was developed by the leading psychiatrist Carl Jung in his book types of psyche. Jung proposed a psychological diagnosis based on the theory of cognitive functions developed by his clinical observations.< < > "people with a type have a quiet AND personality and love security and a peaceful life.are. They are committed people who take their responsibilities very seriously.

the features of the people responsible and reliable, which makes their duties up to the end, track work, and because of the systematic approach and that are often responsible for tasks that they delegate will be well on, come.< < > personally, people are usually loyal steadfast and trustworthy, and they are judged for honesty and monotony in people of great importance."after Jung، others expanded the brigade and worked on en. Jung's personality assessment model includes the test developed by Isabel Briggs Myers and Catherine Cook Briggs and the and mood assessment model developed by Davidr Asey. R to suggested the word inspector that one of the four brigades belonged to the temper of the guards. make up about 10-14٪ of the world's population....
ESCC
What is ESCC ?
Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Marijuana cancer is a type of cancer that develops in the esophagus or red trachea (part of the digestive tube). The esophagus is responsible for transporting food to the stomach and is located between the pharynx and stomach. This disease involves difficulty swallowing and weight loss. Other signs of this disease include pain when swallowing، misrepresentation.swollen lymph nodes (gland formation) around the clavicle bone. dry cough and possibly coughing or vomiting blood.

two main types of tissue from the disease is common, which includes squamous cell carcinoma of the esophagus, which often make it for ESCC stands for work and more in developing countries, there comes, and esophageal adenocarcinoma is that in developed countries is common. There are other types of this disease that are less common. Squamous cell carcinoma arises from the covering tissue that forms the row of superficial esophageal tissue. nocarcinoma comes from glandular cells that are present in the lower third of the esophagus where there are often pre-transformed intestinal metaplasia (known as Barrett's esophagus). The most common factors of squamous cell type disease include tobacco - alcohol-very hot drinks and improper diet. The most common factors of type nocarcinoma include smoking tobacco obesity and acid reflux.< < > this disease is diagnosed with biopsy, which is done by endoscopy (with a fiber optic camera). Prevention of this disease includes such things as quitting smoking and using a healthy diet. The treatment of this disease is based on cases such as the stage of cancer and the position of the disease, along with the person's general condition and individual preferences. Small localized squamous cell carcinoma can probably be treated with surgery in conjunction with therapeutic care. In many other cases، chemotherapy with or without radiation therapy is used alongside surgery. The growth of larger tumors is likely to decrease with chemotherapy and radiation therapy. If the disease has spread a lot or the person's health is such that surgery is not possible، palliative care is often recommended. On the implications of this process if a late diagnosis is linked to the spread of the disease and other medical conditions.but typically the probability is relatively poor. The five-year survival rate is around 1 13 to٪ 18.< < >in 2012 esophageal cancer was the eighth largest cancer in the world in terms of the highest number of occurrences, with 456 thousand new samples observed during the same year. The disease led to 400 thousand deaths, of which this number in 1990-345 thousand deaths. Rates vary in different countries، but half of all cases occur in China. The occurrence of this disease in men is three times that of women....
CCF
What is CCF ?
Convalescent Care Facilities
Recovery is the gradual recovery of a person's health and strength after an illness or Apple. The term "recovery" also means weakness after illness. In infectious diseases The term convalescence refers to secondary and subsequent levels of infection and infectious disease when the patient regains health and returns to normal but even though he feels better، it can still be a source of transmission. In the meaning of infection and Infectious Diseases the term "recovery" can also mean "recovery", which may sometimes include caring for the patient after a major surgery, which includes regular doctor visits, examinations, and regular trials. "Recovery" and "convalescence" care facilities are referred to in English as enes (convalescent care facilities).

period, the process of recovering after diseases, injuries and surgeries, various, different and will be different and what they have to contribute to the recovery done. also, depending on the case, different. Doctors believe that good nutrition is effective in shortening the time to return to normal. Consumption of substances containing proteins such as eggs fish and meat for kebabs as needed, as well as fruit and vegetables are recommended nutritional items during recovery....
TMP/SMX
What is TMP/SMX ?
Trimethoprim Sulfamethoxazole
Co-trimoxazole (Co-trimoxazole), which is an abbreviation for (TMP/SMX), also known to be some kind of antibiotic which is used to treat a variety of bacterial infections may be prescribed. Cotrimoxazole is actually produced from the combination of two entibiotic trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole (from the group of sulfonamides) in a ratio of 1 unit trimethoprim versus 5 units sulfamethoxazole. The medicinal forms of this biotic are in injectable form tablets and syrups.

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DA
What is DA ?
Dopamine
Dopamine (DA) is a compound of the family of catecholamines and phenethyl that plays a vital role in the body and brain. Dopamine is synthesized from its precursors in the brain and kidneys، dopamine is also synthesized in most plants and animals. Dopamine plays a role in the brain as a neurotransmitter and a hormonal role in the blood، dopamine is stored mainly in the vesicles (microclimate)of the dopaminergic neurons and also in the glands in the neuron.there are several dopamine pathways in the brain called dopaminergic pathways، dopamine plays the most important role in generating pleasure and reward.increased dopamine in certain areas of the brain known as the reward center creates a sense of euphoria (reward), which is why dopaminergic drugs are used in large quantities. Dopamine also plays a role in the control of the motor system, so that with the loss of dopaminergic neurons, the cause of Parkinson's disease appears. Other functions of dopamine in the brain are to control and regulate the secretion of hormones. Dopamine reduces the secretion of prolactin by stimulating the two-dopamine receptor (22), thereby also affecting milk production.

on the outside of the brain and in the body, dopamine, the role of hormonal there. dopamine in the blood of the liberation of norepinephrine helps prevent and causes a narrowing of the blood vessels is recommended. in the kidney excretion of sodium and urine volume increases. It decreases the secretion of insulin from the pancreas and also reduces the mobility of the digestive tract....
GTT
What is GTT ?
Gutta
One of the forms of making and taking liquid drugs in pharmacy is drops (abbreviated Gtt) such as acetaminophen drops. Drops except Pediatric Drugs in eye medications - nose and earphones are also widely used. In medicine drops have a standard shape that equals one CC (ML) every twenty drops. Graded injection syringes can be used if you need to know the exact amount of medication or other fluid in milliliters (CC)....