Category: M

The ability to cause or induce mutations.  

A small, spherical, gram-positive, aerobic bacterium, typically found in irregular clusters. This saprophytic and non-pathogenic microorganism is commonly present in soil, water, dust, and dairy products.  

The initial phase of comedone development, characterized by a comedone so tiny that it can only be observed under a microscope.  

A vaccine developed using multiple strains of bacteria.  

One of the rear teeth that serve to grind food. In each quadrant of the human jaw, there are three molars positioned behind the premolars.  

A thermometer equipped with two connected tubes, each featuring markers that record the highest and lowest temperatures it has experienced.  

The part of the tooth’s crown that faces the center line.  

Stools that contain a significant amount of mucus, suggesting inflammation in the intestines.  

The thick, greenish substance composed of mucous tissue cells, bile, lanugo hairs, and vernix caseosa that accumulates in the intestines and constitutes the initial bowel movement of a newborn, typically occurring three or four days after birth. This is a normal occurrence.  

Small patches of hardening found in the spinal cord in certain cases of pernicious anemia, paired with subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord.