Category: M

A compound that serves as an intermediary in the biosynthesis of fatty acids and plays a key role in the regulation of the body’s utilization of fat.  

A form of energy possessed by an object due to its motion or its position or internal structure.  

The specialized receptors responsible for detecting the expansion or elongation of the walls within the gastrointestinal tract.  

An ailment characterized by the diminutive size and pale hue of blood cells, attributed to reduced levels of hemoglobin concentration. Hypochromic microcytic anemia is a pathological state wherein erythrocytes exhibit a diminutive morphology and pallid hue owing to reduced hemoglobin concentrations.  

This is a sentence that refers to a type of pathogen that is capable of generating multiple nucleoprotein components within plants that it has infected.  

Minor manifestations in terms of magnitude or potency, or possibly even both, are commonly indicative of a condition that is not fatal to crucial segments of the vegetation.  

It is common to use contradictory terms when the symptoms of a disease vanish under specific circumstances, such as when the symptoms of certain virus diseases disappear due to the onset of high temperatures during the summer. In such instances, it is more preferable to refer to it as a masked infection.  

A lexical equivalent of polygenic, albeit not an ideal alternative due to its heterogenous etymological derivation. This term denotes the presence of multiple genes that influence a particular trait or phenotype. However, its linguistic roots originate from a varied set of sources, rendering it less than optimal in certain scientific contexts. Nonetheless, its use is…

The regulation of resistance by a single (or multiple) genes is a phenomenon known as monogenic resistance. In contrast, resistance governed by a small number of genes is designated as oligogenic resistance.  

The expression of resistance is determined by genetic factors that manifest through minute impacts. It is crucial to note that this type of resistance cannot be equated with polygenic resistance.