Category: C

The circulatory movement of protoplasm within a cell. A streaming of cytoplasm within a cell.  

A personality type characterized by marked mood alterations between elation and depression, cyclothymic personality.  

The reciprocal relations between current behavior and repressed conflicts, such that they mutually reinforce each other.    

A synthetic substitute for heroin which reduces the pharmacological effects of heroin. It acts as a narcotic antagonist produces dependence, withdrawal syndrome produces no further craving for it. Treatment with consists of two steps: (a) use of to reduce craving for heroin, resulting in with drawal from heroin. Daily injections of  obstruct the euphoric effect…

The science that studies the relationship of computer engineering and human neurology. The science of communication processes and automatic control systems in both machines and living things: a study linking the working of the brain and nervous system with the functioning of computers and automated feedback devices. The science of communication and control in the…

Marked by cyanosis. Of the nature of, affected with to cyanosis. The skin displays a discolored appearance, ranging from shades of blue, gray, to deep purple, stemming from an inadequate oxygen supply.  

The optical density (OD) reading of reference serum in an ELISA test which differentiates a positive from a negative result.  

A score on a test used for selection below which no person is accepted. The selected to maximize the number of successes and to minimize the number of failures.  

Blood vessels relating to the skin, cutaneous.  

A shared way of interacting socially, that has been present in a group for a generation or more. A generally accepted practice or behavior by a particular group of people or a social group.