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A cystic tumor having its origin in ducts of the sweat gland. A uncommon skin condition believed to originate from embryonic sweat glands. The lesions appear as light rose-colored, oval bumps, about the size of a split pea and are almost flush with the skin.  

The central canal of the myelon or spinal cord.  

Carcinoma of a sweat gland.  

The common name for the plant, Peganum harmala, whose seeds are brewed in some cultures to make a tea with hallucinogenic properties. Its seeds contain harmaline alkaloids (harmine, harmaline and tetrahydroharmine) which are members of the class of chemicals known as beta-carboline alkaloids. They increase levels of serotonin in the central and peripheral nervous systems.…

A small red eruption manifested in secondary syphilis. These eruptions often cover the entire body and are associated with chancre or scar, alopecia, pain in bones, swollen glands, and sore throat.  

Turning or pointing in the same direction.  

The outer syncytial layer of the trophoblast.  

Stimulation of an organism to grow by mixing with or through the closeness of another strain.  

An acid albumin formed by the action of dilute hydrochloric acid on muscle during gastric digestion.  

To a personality characterized by an even temperament, a normal emotional responsiveness to life situations; the opposite of schizoid.