Category: D

Performance appraisal.  

An information resource focusing on developmental toxicology. It replaces the original ETIC file. A bibliographic database covering literature on teratology and DART.  

A form of partial color blindness in which the person is unable to distinguish red and green, protanopia. A form of colour blindness in which someone cannot see green. A defect in color vision in which reds, yellows, and greens are confused. It is thought that the mechanisms for perceiving red light and green light…

Subsidence of swelling. (Of the penis or clitoris after an erection or orgasm) the process of becoming limp. (Of a swelling) the process of disappearing. The reverse of erection, whereby the erect penis or clitoris becomes flaccid after orgasm. Subsidence of a swelling. The reduction of swelling.  

The muscle fibers of the urinary bladder. Functioning to eject something. The detrusor muscle in the urinary bladder that helps in the discharge of urine.  

To render poisons harmless. To diminish or remove the poisonous quality of a substance or pathogen. A chemical that destroys microorganisms, and is thereby often used to sanitize objects and surfaces. The process of eliminating or neutralizing the poisonous property of a substance, thereby counteracting its toxic effects, is referred to as detoxification. The liver…

That which deters or prevents action. An agent that inhibits the action of another agent.  

In embryology, the process by which embryonic parts become capable of developing into only one kind of adult tissue or organ. The establishing of the nature or precise identity of a substance, organism, or event.  

In abnormal psychology, a harmful outcome from being in psychotherapy.  

Absolute threshold.