Lesson 1: Genes, the Genetic Code, DNA Replication Lesson 1: Genes, the Genetic Code, DNA Replication I. Genes Definition: A gene is a segment of DNA that carries the coded information for a specific polypeptide or an RNA molecule. Function: Genes play a crucial role in: Storing genetic information: Genes contain the genetic code that…
The Upper Limb: Nerves, Arteries, and Veins – Structure and Function The Upper Limb: Nerves, Arteries, and Veins – Structure and Function This article will provide an overview of the nervous, arterial, and venous systems of the upper limb, covering their structures, functions, and important considerations. I. Nervous System of the Upper Limb 1. Radial…
Inflammation and Repair: Histological Features and Associated Factors Inflammation and Repair: Histological Features and Associated Factors 1. Histological Features of Inflammation: Inflammation is a complex biological response to tissue injury that involves the activation of various immune cells and the release of signaling molecules, collectively known as mediators of inflammation. The primary goal of inflammation…
Neurophysiology: Some Important Points to Consider Neurophysiology: Some Important Points to Consider Your article highlights several important points regarding neurophysiology. To enhance its comprehensiveness and accuracy, let’s delve into specific details and provide a more thorough explanation: 1. NMN Recurrence Prevention? NMN: This stands for Meningitis, an inflammation of the meninges, the membranes that surround…
9 Steps of a Routine Prenatal Checkup – A Detailed Guide for Expectant Mothers 9 Steps of a Routine Prenatal Checkup – A Detailed Guide for Expectant Mothers Prenatal checkups are crucial for monitoring both the mother’s and baby’s health throughout pregnancy. Regular visits allow early detection of any issues, enabling timely intervention and ensuring…
Hypertension (HTN) Hypertension (HTN) 1. Definition: Hypertension (HTN) is a condition in which the blood pressure in the arteries is chronically elevated. It is generally defined as a systolic blood pressure (the pressure when the heart beats) of 140 mmHg or higher, and/or a diastolic blood pressure (the pressure when the heart relaxes) of 90…
Pulse Diagnosis: Basic Knowledge and its Application in Diagnosis Pulse Diagnosis: Basic Knowledge and its Application in Diagnosis Pulse diagnosis is one of the important diagnostic methods in traditional Chinese medicine. By palpating the pulse, the physician can identify the patient’s health condition through the distinctive characteristics of the pulse beat. I. Concept of Pulse…
The Syndrome of Wei Qi, Ying Qi and Xue – Theoretical Basis and Practical Applications The Syndrome of Wei Qi, Ying Qi and Xue – Theoretical Basis and Practical Applications Author: Diệp Thiên Sỹ (Qing Dynasty) Concept: The Syndrome of Wei Qi, Ying Qi and Xue is a crucial concept in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM),…
Kidney Physiology: Kidney Physiology: 1. Introduction: The kidneys are vital organs in the urinary system, playing a crucial role in filtering blood, removing waste products, and maintaining the body’s internal balance. The kidneys also participate in blood pressure regulation, red blood cell production, and various other functions. 2. Kidney Functions: Endocrine Functions: Blood Pressure Regulation:…
Pesticides and Occupational Safety Pesticides and Occupational Safety I. Pesticide Classification 1. By Toxicity: – IA: Highly Toxic (Red) – IA1: Highly Toxic – IA2: Red Toxic – II: Moderately Toxic (Yellow) – III: Slightly Toxic (Light Blue) – IV: Very Slightly Toxic (Green) 2. By Biodegradation Time: – Fast-degrading group: Easily breaks down in…