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Anclastogenic
The prevention of disruption or breakage, such as in the case of chromosomes.
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Alpha amylase
An enzyme produced by the salivary glands and pancreas in mammals. It facilitates the breakdown of internal alpha-1,4-glucosidic bonds in polysaccharides containing three or more glucose residues.
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Aconitine
A toxic substance derived from the dried tuberous root of Aconitum napellus, which was previously administered internally as a fever-reducing agent and stomach anesthetic.
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Acinetobacter calcoaceticus
A type of bacteria that is aerobic, catalase-positive, and oxidase-negative, appearing as paired coccibacilli with a gram-negative structure. This bacterium is commonly found in various natural environments and is a part of the typical microbial population in mammals. However, it can lead to serious infections in individuals with weakened immune systems.
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Systemic therapy
A treatment involving the internal administration of medication, such as in the form of pills or through injection or infusion.
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Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Heightened darkening of the skin in areas where inflammation occurred.
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Non-inflammatory
In acne, comedones that do not exhibit any associated skin redness.
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Nodulocystic acne
A severe type of acne marked by many inflamed, deep nodules and large, pus-filled cysts resembling boils. These nodules are sensitive to touch and have a firm texture. The intense inflammation may turn the acne very red or purplish. Scarring is common as the acne heals.
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Microcomedone
The initial phase of comedone development, characterized by a comedone so tiny that it can only be observed under a microscope.
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Fungistatic substance
A substance or product capable of impeding the growth and/or reproduction of certain types of fungi.
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