Category: P

A compound that contains two or more amine groups; polyamines are low molecular weight cations produced within cells, serving as intermediates for protein synthesis.  

An ester derived from a polycyclic alcohol, structurally akin to diacylglycerol, capable of activating protein kinase C. These compounds are utilized in research to amplify the induction of mutagenesis or tumors by carcinogens.  

A gram-positive, strictly anaerobic, chemo-organotrophic bacterium with spherical cells that form chains. This bacterium is commonly isolated from gangrene and pelvic abscesses, and can also be found in blood and urine samples.  

The surgical procedure for removing the pancreas gland.  

Heightened darkening of the skin in areas where inflammation occurred.  

Occasionally, during pregnancy, some women may experience such severe and excessive vomiting that it poses a life-threatening risk to the mother.  

Tuberculosis that involves the fallopian tubes and other organs in the pelvic region.  

One of the two bicuspid teeth, located between the canine and the first molar tooth in each quadrant of the adult set of teeth.  

A synthetic crown that is anchored into a natural tooth using a peg.  

Surgical procedures primarily conducted on female reproductive organs.