Category: H

The material obtained when something is homogenized.  

Having an affinity for cells of the same species. To the production of one kind of gamete with regard to the sex chromosome. In humans, the XX female is the homogametic sex, as all ova produced contain the X chromosome.  

A homologue of cystine formed by condensation of two molecules of homocysteine.  

Occurring at the same time or at the same age in each generation.  

A family of primates that includes ancient and modern humans.  

Movement of a cell toward specific tissues, cytokines, or antigens.  

The practice by a health care professional of going to a patient’s residence to provide care. A task assigned by a mental health counselor for a patient to complete between-therapy sessions.  

Sadness, depression, and anxiety related to being away from home or loved ones.  

The occupation of a residence by two or more unrelated people. Rent-free living is provided to one of the persons, typically in exchange for services, e.g., housekeeping or meal preparation, for the other.  

A documentation tool to evaluate, anticipate, and prevent injuries (usually caused by accidental falls) to an impaired individual in his or her own home.