Category: C

A small pit or depression formed on the cell surface during pinocytosis.  

Treatment directed toward removal of the cause of the disease.  

A single-celled slightly curved bacterium that thrives in watery environments. It exists in two forms: a flagellated swarmer cell, and a stalked cell.  

Toward the tail; in a posterior direction.  

A tail-like posterior extremity of the corpus striatum.  

The inferior portion of the epididymis that is continuous with the ductus deferens.  

Unscientifically to individuals of European or Northern African descent.  

The amount of drug per kilogram of body weight just sufficient to kill a cat when injected intravenously slowly and continuously.  

A morbid fear of mirrors or of breaking them.  

To pass or introduce a catheter into a part; usually referring to bladder catheterization.