Category: C

A hollow, tube-shaped body. Within the realm of geometric forms, there exists an intriguing device—a cylindrical object that occasionally assumes the role of a cone. This cylindrical shape, when equipped with the ability to elongate, is referred to as an extension cylinder. Such a versatile apparatus serves various purposes, offering flexibility and adaptability in its…

A fetal malformation in which there is only one eye.  

Inflammation of the ciliary body and choroid coat of the eye.  

A group of intracellular proteins that regulate the cell cycle, i.e., cell growth and division. Some cyclins, including cyclins D and E, are overexpressed in human breast cancer cells.  

Excision of part of the ciliary body or muscle.  

A carcinogenic substance present in cycad plants.  

Tension, anxiety, and stress in persons required to work with a computer.  

Fascination with the use of machines, especially computers, their use, and their programming.  

Bluish appearance of the retina seen in congenital heart disease, polycythemia, and in certain poisonings, such as dinitrobenzol.  

Cyanosis usually associated with stenosis of the pulmonary artery orifice, ventricular septal defect, or a patent foramen ovale or ductus arteriosus.