Category: G

Acute contagious inflammatory conjunctivitis with granular elevations on the lids that ulcerate and scar.  

A severe, acute form of purulent conjunctivitis caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae.  

An immune/foreign body response of the conjunctiva to contact lenses (especially if left in place for 4 or more weeks), to nylon, or to prosthetic materials. It causes itching of the eye, redness, photophobia, swelling, and blurry vision. Examination reveals giant papillae on the superior tarsus.  

Gray matter in the anterior and posterior horns of the spinal cord.  

An inflammation of the peritoneal coat of the liver.  

A type of column chromatography in which chemicals are separated via pores according to their molecular size.  

Chromatography in which a gas moves over a liquid, and chemical substances are separated on the liquid by their different adsorption rates.  

The study of the entire field of chemistry with emphasis on fundamental concepts or laws.  

An ion channel in a cell membrane that opens or closes in response to a stimulus such as a neurotransmitter or to a change in pressure, voltage, or light.  

The center, primarily in the parietal lobes, that feels and interprets taste.