Category: M

A technique used to gain insights from two or more thematic or categorical analyses of the same phenomenon by listing common elements in a standardized format so that patterns in them can be collected.  

Procedure in which various structures of the body are investigated, especially by x-ray or imaging, to demonstrate any spread of cancer.  

Surgical removal of cancerous growths that have spread from the original tumor to other locations around the body.  

A normoblast, the last nucleated stage in the development of an erythrocyte.  

A small vessel connecting an arteriole to a venule from which true capillaries are given off.  

Derived protein resulting from the action of acid or alkali, in which the molecule is changed to form a protein that is insoluble in neutral solvents but is soluble in alkali or weak acid.  

Development of marrow tissue at sites in which it would not normally occur.  

The mental state of turning away from family interests toward personal goals such as business. A psychological condition in which the individual channels all their efforts toward personal enrichment and self-promotion, while entirely neglecting or disregarding their family.  

The concepts that identify the phenomena of central interest to a discipline; the propositions that describe those concepts and their relationships to each other.  

An inactive metabolite of epinephrine.