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An individual whose personality indicates a stable responsiveness to the environment and its social demands.  

An enzyme that acts as a catalyst for joining two molecules.  

A junction between two bones. A connection or junction between two bones, also known as a joint.  

Synovitis with only slightly turbid, if not clear, effusion.  

Synovitis with non-purulent, copious effusion.  

A rare malignant tumor that arises from synovial cells, i.e., the cells of the membranes that enclose joints.  

Slender avascular processes on the free surface of a synovial membrane projecting into the joint cavity.  

One of the smooth folds of synovial membrane on the inner surface of the joint capsule.  

The union of, or approximation of, the ears occurring in embryonic development, usually associated with absence or incomplete development of the lower jaw.  

The branch of medical science concerned with joints and articulations. The examination of joints and how they connect.