Category: P

The subdivision of biochemistry concerned with chemical processes in living organisms.  

Theoretical chemistry; the chemistry concerned with fundamental laws underlying chemical changes and the mathematical expression of these laws.  

The chemistry of medicines, their composition, synthesis, analysis, storage, and actions.  

The study of chemical changes induced by disease processes (e.g., changes in the chemistry of organs and tissues, blood, secretions, or excretions).  

A challenge to remove a juror from a prospective jury without cause.  

Surgical removal of the fetus from the uterus immediately after maternal death.  

One of the centers of the cerebral cortex concerned with voluntary muscular contractions.  

The center in the pons that rhythmically inhibits inspiration.  

Soft tissue infection limited to the tissues anterior to the orbital septum.  

A leukocyte present in pus. Cells of this type are often degenerated or necrotic.