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The red connector (anode) should attach to the positive terminal and the black connector (cathode) to the negative terminal. 10. Set 140 V. Press start 11. DNA will migrate towards the positive electrode, which is usually colored red. 12 ...

UPJŠ LF v Košiciach | discipline: Medical Chemistry and Biochemistry | ...: Array | published on: 15. 2. 2011

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LF MU | discipline: Pharmacology | ...: Array | published on: 8. 4. 2009

V době renesance byla syfilis jedním z nejnebezpečnějších onemocnění v celé Evropě (12) ... Popsané příznaky odpovídaly kapavce, nebyly ale zcela pro kapavku diagnostické. Obdobný edikt byl vyhlášen králem Ludvíkem IX ve Francii v roce 1256 ...

LF UK Hr. Králové | discipline: Biology | ...: Array | published on: 25. 9. 2015

(8) Doležálková, E.; Unzeitig, V. Kyselina listová a prevence rozštěpových vad centrálního nervového systému ... T.; Walsh, S. J.; Lalla, R. V. Reduced Dietary Intake of Vitamin B12 and Folate in Patients with Recurrent Aphthous Stomatitis ...

LF MU | discipline: Dentistry | ...: Array | published on: 7. 1. 2021

Licencia Figure 1 - Left upper second premolar with proximal caries lesion distally. 1.12.2017 390.79 KB MEFANET user Figure 2a - Bitewing radiography right. 1.12.2017 146.34 KB MEFANET user Figure 2b - Bitewing radiography left. 1.12.2017 55.65 KB MEFANET user Figure 3 - Laser handpiece and the tip. 1.12.2017 85.37 KB MEFANET user Figure 4 - Start of enamel ablation. 1.12.2017 329.45 KB MEFANET user Figure 5 - Start of dentine ablation. 1.12.2017 459.93 KB MEFANET user Figure 6 - Cavity after laser excavation. 1.12.2017 342.97 KB MEFANET user Figure 7 - Final composite restoration gaenial gc. 1.12.2017 262.65 KB MEFANET user x [KZL-ZL5] x [KZL-ZL4] x [KZL-ZL3] x [KZL-ZL2] x [KZL-ZL1] x [ZS-S] Klinická biofyzika [ULBF/KBF-V/09] 1st Department of Stomatology ...

UPJŠ LF v Košiciach | discipline: Biophysics | keywords: Er:YAG laser, caries, ablation, Er:YAG laser, caries, ablation | published on: 1. 12. 2017

Ostatně medicína je jen jedna, a mělo by to tedy platit i pro aplikace informačních technologií v ní. Začínající spolupráce s 1. LF UK v Praze a LF UP v Olomouci vedla v roce 2006 k podání společného projektu, kterému je i v tomto sborníku věnován prostor ... Řešení podpory výuky v oblasti zpracování medicínské obrazové informace v rámci projektu MeDiMed 17.05–17.20 doc ...

LF MU | ...: Array | published on: 20. 4. 2007

V textu se pokud možno necitují práce, které nemáme k dispozici v originále v úplném znění ... Citovat se mají jen práce v nejvyšším stupni relevance. Časté chyby při psaní kazuistik shrnují Meško et al. (2004): • nedostatečné anamnestické údaje; • chybějící výsledky některých důležitých vyšetření; • chybějící diferenciálně diagnostické souvislosti; • neúplný nebo nepříslušný přístup k vyšetření popisovaného stavu; • nevhodný výběr případu; může se jednat o případ příliš jednoduchý (např ...

LF UP | discipline: Other | ...: Array | published on: 29. 5. 2009

... list_Paragraph [11] Salavec M, Bostik V, Prasil P, Smetana´J, Splino M, Chlibek R, Louda M, Bostik P ... list_Paragraph [19] Jain S, Win HN, Chalam V, Yee L. Disseminated gonococcal infection presenting as vasculitis: a case report ...

LF UK Hr. Králové | discipline: Biology | ...: Array | published on: 30. 9. 2015

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LF MU | discipline: Surgery, Traumatology and Orthopaedics | ...: Array | published on: 26. 10. 2018

Monitor the appearance of protein bands. V. References Einarson, M.B. and Orlinick, J.R. (2002) ...

LF MU | discipline: Biophysics | ...: Array | published on: 18. 6. 2012

Interaction mating assay for protein interactions. V. References 1. Fields, S., Song, O. (1989): A novel genetic system to detect protein-protein interactions ...

LF MU | discipline: Biophysics | ...: Array | published on: 18. 6. 2012

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UPJŠ LF v Košiciach | discipline: Medical Chemistry and Biochemistry | ...: Array | published on: 15. 2. 2011

 Where help is needed (exact address, important landmarks, …  Your name and phone number ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Get help  Europe 112  Local 155  Helth care facility 4444  What happened  How many victims  Where  Who page 9 3) Secondary assessment  Is done only if breathing and heartbeat are present = basic life support is not needed right now  the circumstances will determine how detailed secondary assessment will be  ABCDE approach  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  Exposure, Everything else ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Primary Survey (assessment)  Get help  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Provide first aid  Reassess regularly  Transport to health care facility  A  B  C  D  E page 10 3) Secondary assessment  Airway  The airway needs to be clear for breathing  if obstructed, must be cleared immediately  Recommended procedures to maintain airway  Head tilt and chin lift - unresponsive victim  Jaw thrust - victim with suspected spinal injury  Cough - victim with mild airway obstruction  Back blow - victim with severe airway obstruction  Abdominal thrust - victim with severe airway obstruction  Chest thrust - victim with severe airway obstruction  Recovery position - unresponsive victim ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  B  C  D  E  Head tilt – chin lift  Jaw thrust  Back blow  Abdominal thrust  Chest thrust  Recovery position page 11 3) Secondary assessment  Breathing  Gain following information to assess breathing  Respiratory rate  The number of breath per minute  The normal breathing rate in adult is about 12-16 per minute  Bradypnea - too slow breathing  Tachypnia - too fast breathing  Apnea - no breathing at all  Depth  Too deep or too shallow breathing  Presence of discomfort, pain, noise associated with breathing  Victim with breathing difficulties  Responsive - place him /her in high sitting position  Unresponsive, not cooperative - place him /her in recovery position ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  C  D  E  Rate  Normal respiration 12 - 20  Bradypnea   Tachypnea   Apnea  Depth  Ease  Noise page 12 3) Secondary assessment  Circulation and haemorrhage control (bleeding)  Gain following information to assess circulation  Heart rate  The number of beats per minute  The normal heart rate in adult is about 60—90 per minute  Bradycardia - too slow heart beat  Tachycardia - too fast heart beat  Cardiac arrest - no heart beat at all  Rhythm  Regular or irregular  Arrhythmia - irregular rhythm  Strength  Skin colour  Pale, bluish discoloration - compromised circulation ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  D  E  Rate  Normal HR 60 - 90  Bradycardia   Tachycardia   Strength  Rhythm  Arrythmia  Skin colour page 13 3) Secondary assessment  Disability = neurologic assessment  Gain information about following areas  Mental status  Pupils  Extremity ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  E  Mental status  Pupils  Extremities page 14 3) Secondary assessment  Disability = neurologic assessment  Mental status  Glasgow coma scale is used to assess mental status by observing victim’s ability in eye opening, verbal and motor response  The highest score is 15 points, the lowest 3  8 points and less imply inability to protect own airway for decreased level of conscious- ness ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Eye opening  Spontaneously 4  To Speach 3  To Pain 2  None 1  Verbal response  Orientated 5  Confused 4  Inappropriate w ords 3  Incomprehensible sounds 2  None 1  Motor response  Obey s v erbal commands 6  Localising pain 5  Withdraw s from pain stimuli 4  Flex ing to pain 3  Ex tension to pain 2  No response 1  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  E  Mental status: Glasgow Coma Scale  Pupils  Extremities page 15 3) Secondary assessment  Disability = neurologic assessment  Pupils  should be equal and react to light ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  E  GCS  Pupils  Extremities  Shape  Equality  Response to light  PEARL  Pupils Equal And Reacting to Light page 16 3) Secondary assessment  Disability = neurologic assessment  Extremities  Assess sensation and active movement of all extremities and compare response of both sides ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  E  GCS  PEARL  Extremities  Sensation  Movement page 17 3) Secondary assessment  Exposure; Everything else  Gain information about what can be related to current condition ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  Exposure, Everything Else page 18 3) Secondary assessment  Exposure; Everything else  Finish physical examination  Obtain victim’s history  Depends on circumstances where to start, generally if there is:  Significant mechanism of injury  start with physical examination  No mechanism of injury  start with victim’s history ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  Exposure, Everything Else  Physical examination  Victim‘s chief complaint  Head to toe examination  Victim‘s history page 19 3) Secondary assessment  Exposure; Everything else  Finish physical examination  Depends on circumstances if to start with victim’s chief complain or head to toe examina- tion  Look for DOTS  Deformities  Open wounds  Tenderness or pain  Swelling ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  DOTS  Deformity  Open wounds  Tenderness  Swelling  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  Exposure, Everything Else  Physical examination  Victim‘s chief complaint  Head to toe examination  Victim‘s history page 20 3) Secondary assessment  Exposure; Everything else  Obtain victim’s history  Symptoms - all signs of injury or illness  Allergies - if the victim is known to be allergic to something  Medication - if the victim is on some kind of medication or just taken some medication for some reason  Past medical history - any severe medical condition or chronic illness the victim is suffering from  Last oral intake - what and when the victim eat and drank last time  Events leading up to the illness or injury  Information can be obtained from family, friends, bystanders if victim is not cooperating ...

1.LF UK | discipline: Health Care Sciences | ...: Array | published on: 9. 2. 2011

 Where help is needed (exact address, important landmarks, …  Your name and phone number ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Get help  Europe 112  Local 155  Helth care facility 4444  What happened  How many victims  Where  Who page 9 3) Secondary assessment  Is done only if breathing and heartbeat are present = basic life support is not needed right now  the circumstances will determine how detailed secondary assessment will be  ABCDE approach  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  Exposure, Everything else ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Primary Survey (assessment)  Get help  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Provide first aid  Reassess regularly  Transport to health care facility  A  B  C  D  E page 10 3) Secondary assessment  Airway  The airway needs to be clear for breathing  if obstructed, must be cleared immediately  Recommended procedures to maintain airway  Head tilt and chin lift - unresponsive victim  Jaw thrust - victim with suspected spinal injury  Cough - victim with mild airway obstruction  Back blow - victim with severe airway obstruction  Abdominal thrust - victim with severe airway obstruction  Chest thrust - victim with severe airway obstruction  Recovery position - unresponsive victim ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  B  C  D  E  Head tilt – chin lift  Jaw thrust  Back blow  Abdominal thrust  Chest thrust  Recovery position page 11 3) Secondary assessment  Breathing  Gain following information to assess breathing  Respiratory rate  The number of breath per minute  The normal breathing rate in adult is about 12-16 per minute  Bradypnea - too slow breathing  Tachypnia - too fast breathing  Apnea - no breathing at all  Depth  Too deep or too shallow breathing  Presence of discomfort, pain, noise associated with breathing  Victim with breathing difficulties  Responsive - place him /her in high sitting position  Unresponsive, not cooperative - place him /her in recovery position ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  C  D  E  Rate  Normal respiration 12 - 20  Bradypnea   Tachypnea   Apnea  Depth  Ease  Noise page 12 3) Secondary assessment  Circulation and haemorrhage control (bleeding)  Gain following information to assess circulation  Heart rate  The number of beats per minute  The normal heart rate in adult is about 60—90 per minute  Bradycardia - too slow heart beat  Tachycardia - too fast heart beat  Cardiac arrest - no heart beat at all  Rhythm  Regular or irregular  Arrhythmia - irregular rhythm  Strength  Skin colour  Pale, bluish discoloration - compromised circulation ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  D  E  Rate  Normal HR 60 - 90  Bradycardia   Tachycardia   Strength  Rhythm  Arrythmia  Skin colour page 13 3) Secondary assessment  Disability = neurologic assessment  Gain information about following areas  Mental status  Pupils  Extremity ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  E  Mental status  Pupils  Extremities page 14 3) Secondary assessment  Disability = neurologic assessment  Mental status  Glasgow coma scale is used to assess mental status by observing victim’s ability in eye opening, verbal and motor response  The highest score is 15 points, the lowest 3  8 points and less imply inability to protect own airway for decreased level of conscious- ness ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Eye opening  Spontaneously 4  To Speach 3  To Pain 2  None 1  Verbal response  Orientated 5  Confused 4  Inappropriate w ords 3  Incomprehensible sounds 2  None 1  Motor response  Obey s v erbal commands 6  Localising pain 5  Withdraw s from pain stimuli 4  Flex ing to pain 3  Ex tension to pain 2  No response 1  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  E  Mental status: Glasgow Coma Scale  Pupils  Extremities page 15 3) Secondary assessment  Disability = neurologic assessment  Pupils  should be equal and react to light ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  E  GCS  Pupils  Extremities  Shape  Equality  Response to light  PEARL  Pupils Equal And Reacting to Light page 16 3) Secondary assessment  Disability = neurologic assessment  Extremities  Assess sensation and active movement of all extremities and compare response of both sides ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  E  GCS  PEARL  Extremities  Sensation  Movement page 17 3) Secondary assessment  Exposure; Everything else  Gain information about what can be related to current condition ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  Exposure, Everything Else page 18 3) Secondary assessment  Exposure; Everything else  Finish physical examination  Obtain victim’s history  Depends on circumstances where to start, generally if there is:  Significant mechanism of injury  start with physical examination  No mechanism of injury  start with victim’s history ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  Exposure, Everything Else  Physical examination  Victim‘s chief complaint  Head to toe examination  Victim‘s history page 19 3) Secondary assessment  Exposure; Everything else  Finish physical examination  Depends on circumstances if to start with victim’s chief complain or head to toe examina- tion  Look for DOTS  Deformities  Open wounds  Tenderness or pain  Swelling ACTION IN AN EMERGENCY  Secondary Survey (assessment)  DOTS  Deformity  Open wounds  Tenderness  Swelling  Airway  Breathing  Circulation  Disability  Exposure, Everything Else  Physical examination  Victim‘s chief complaint  Head to toe examination  Victim‘s history page 20 3) Secondary assessment  Exposure; Everything else  Obtain victim’s history  Symptoms - all signs of injury or illness  Allergies - if the victim is known to be allergic to something  Medication - if the victim is on some kind of medication or just taken some medication for some reason  Past medical history - any severe medical condition or chronic illness the victim is suffering from  Last oral intake - what and when the victim eat and drank last time  Events leading up to the illness or injury  Information can be obtained from family, friends, bystanders if victim is not cooperating ...

1.LF UK | discipline: Health Care Sciences | ...: Array | published on: 7. 3. 2011

(Maďar a kol., 2006) Mezi vnitřní rizikové faktory patří: věk, ženské pohlaví, imobilita, onemocnění (diabetes mellitus, imunodeficitní stav, těhotenství, celkový stav organismu, přítomnost onemocnění močových cest, ledvin a prostaty, vrozené vývojové vady uropoetického traktu aj.), infekce přítomná na jiném místě v těle. K vnějším rizikovým faktorům lze zařadit: veškeré diagnostické/terapeutické invazivní a mini invazivní výkony, např. katetrizace močového měchýře, cystoskopie, operativa prostaty, uretrální stent, katetrizace delší než 6 dní, nedostatečně kvalitní péče o katetr, uložení sběrného vaku nad úrovní močového měchýře či na podlaze, katetrizace mimo zdravotnické zařízení ... • Hluboce lokalizované infekce v místě chirurgických výkonů (Deep Incisional SSS), ke kterým dochází v rozmezí 30 – 90 dní od operace, a to v oblasti svalů a fascií při současném výskytu minimálně jednoho z kritérií uvedených v tabulce 3 ...

LF MU | discipline: Health Care Sciences | ...: Array | published on: 27. 10. 2014

Kryptofltalmus je �ast�ji jednostranný, vzácn� oboustranný. V�tšinou se vyskytuje sporadicky, asi v 1/3 p�ípad� je d�di�nost autozomáln� dominantní ... Kompletní plastická úprava v�etn� mediální a laterální kantoplastiky je vhodná pozd�ji- mezi 6.-7. rokem v�ku ...

LF MU | discipline: Ophthalmology and Optometry | ...: Array | published on: 30. 7. 2008

Vyskytne-li se tento nález v �asném v�ku, mohou být p�ítomny i periferní zm�ny ... Refsum�v syndrom -st�ádání kyseliny fytanové v tkáních ...

LF MU | discipline: Ophthalmology and Optometry | ...: Array | published on: 30. 7. 2008

Například kyselina salicylová má na kůži v závislosti na koncentraci účinek keratoplastický (v koncentracích 1-5 %), keratolytický (v koncentraci 10 %), až nekrotický ... Receptory tohoto typu zprostředkovávají v nervovém systému nejrychlejší formu synaptického přenosu (v řádu milisekund) ...

LF MU | discipline: Pharmacology | ...: Array | published on: 1. 2. 2019

... gpro léčbu je důležité podrobné prozkoumání interpersonálního kontextu, v němž došlo ke vzniku poruchy page IPT teorie deprese � důraz na interpersonální vztahy, zároveň bere do úvahy existující genetické, biochemické a osobnostní faktory � Do interpersonálního přístupu patří: g analytický rozbor zážitků z raného dětství g důraz na současné stresory v prostředí � chápe depresi jako soubor tří složek: 1. seskupení příznaků 2. sociální fungování – problémy v oblastech: zármutek, interpersonální konflikty, změna role, interpersonální deficity 3. osobnostní faktory page Fáze léčby v IPT IPT probíhá ve 3 fázích, trvá 12-16 sezení, 1x týdně První fáze: � probíhá anamnéza a diagnostické hodnocení � terapeut přidělí pacientovi roli nemocného, která ho má dočasně zprostit sociálních povinností, zároveň vyžaduje spolupráci v léčbě � Fokusem jsou události a změny ve vztazích, které předcházely vzniku poruchy ze 4 oblastí: g smutek ze ztráty g interpersonální konflikty g změny v rolích g nedostatky v sociálních dovednostech ... � Nedostatek interpersonálních dovedností - pomoc v jejich získání Fáze léčby v IPT - 2 page Třetí fáze V závěrečné fází se probírají: � pocity spojené s ukončením léčby ...

LF UP | discipline: Psychiatry, Psychology, Sexology | ...: Array | published on: 24. 2. 2009

Text je v maximální míře strukturovaný, pro lepší orientaci v něm jsou klíčové termíny zdůrazněny (tučně a/nebo kurzívou) ... DMO vzniká následkem prenatálního (v období před narozením), perinatálního (v průběhu porodu), nebo postnatálního (v období po porodu – tedy do 1 roku života pacienta) postižení CNS ...

LF MU | discipline: Health Care Sciences | ...: Array | published on: 7. 9. 2018

-immature GIT ischemic reaction (perinat. asphyxia, pneumopathie, shock, ductus arteriosus patens, polycythemia, …) -food loading of unsuitable composition (cow milk proteins, hyperosmolar food) -imune systém immature - bacterial infection – nosocomial flora colonization • Terminal ileum and proximal colon frequently affected, however, the whole intestines necrosis might happen (up to 20% of patients) page Necrotizing enterocolitis clinical count Mild course • Temporary food intolerance • Abdomen distension • Rectum occult bleeding Peracute course • Fully spread sepsis with apnea count • Bradycardia • Unstable temperature • Unstable circulation • Massive enterorrhagia • Shock page Stage Systemic symptoms GIT symptoms X-ray symptoms 1A – suspected NEC Unstable temperature, bradycardia, mild apnea, lethargy Gastric residuum, mild abdomen distension, vomiting, occult bleeding Mild loop diletation up to subileus 1B – suspected NEC The same Clearly red rectum blood The same 2A – confirmed NEC, mild alteration The same The same + deaf peristalsis, +/- sensitive abdomen ileus, pneumatosis intestinalis 2B - confirmed NEC, middle alteration The same + mild metab. acidosis, mild trombocytopenia The same + clear abdomen pain, +/- abdomen wall cellulitis or right lowe quadrant resistance The same + gas v port. bed, +/- ascites 3A – advanced NEC, serious alteration, intestine infarction The same+ hypotension bradycardia,deep apnea, DIC, neutropenia The same + diffuse peritonitis signs, breakthrough pain and abdomen distension The same + overt ascites 3B – advanced NEC, serious alteration, perforated intestine The same The same The same + pneumoperitone um page Necrotizing enterocolitis Diagnosis • Clinical finding • Lab tests–neutropenia, trombocytopenia, inflammation messenger growth, metabol ...

LF MU | discipline: Surgery, Traumatology and Orthopaedics | ...: Array | published on: 26. 10. 2018

... page The next patient is coming V. page 14 years old girl, breathlessness for a longer time and repeated NAD PATIENT • Breathlessness • Weight loss CLINICAL EXAMINATION • Percussion • Palpation • Auscultation • Aspect • Per rectum • Muted • Non-specific • Weak • Not necessarily done page Another examination??? ...

LF MU | discipline: Surgery, Traumatology and Orthopaedics | ...: Array | published on: 26. 10. 2018

DNA sequences - synthesized in vitro, by means of replication and transciption enzymes 4. restriction enzymes – cleave DNA at defined sequences 5. vectors – small molecules of DNA (genome of V, plasmid, transposone), used to deliver DNA into receptive bacteria and amplify it Used to create genomic libraries 1 clone = 1 book in the library - 1 gene of genome - set of all genes of 1 chromosome - set of cDNA page Basic technology: Preparation of recombinant DNA in vitro and its cloning • Reproduction in new host organism • Making multiple copies CLONE of DNA set of indetical DNA molecules page Until 1990 – work with natural organisms and their mutants After 1990 – modification of genomes of organisms for practical purposes Eliminate undesirable phenotypic characteristics Combine useful characteristics of 2–more organisms and combine them into one Create organisms that synthesize products necessary for human page page Thank you for attention ...

UPJŠ LF v Košiciach | discipline: Microbiology | ...: Array | published on: 21. 5. 2023

Největší koncentrace chondrocytů je v povrchové vrstvě a směrem do hloubky jich ubývá ... Odpočinek přináší úlevu. Noční bolesti v oblasti kyčle narušující spánek jsou spojeny s pokročilým stupněm postižení a často i s přítomností výpotku v kyčelním kloubu ...

LF UP | discipline: Surgery, Traumatology and Orthopaedics | ...: Array | published on: 30. 1. 2009

However, in certain large page 19 animal branches, such as nematodes and insects, CYP51 gene together with other groups of genes (IV, V, VII and X) are absent. As the "lower" animals have the CYP51 gene (Figure 1.4), it is most likely that CYP51 was lost in the lineage, which led to present time insects and nematodes ... G en e t re e fo r h u m a n C Y P 2 D 6 a n d i ts h o m o lo g s (r es p ec ti v el y b y [ 1 1 ]) ...

UPJŠ LF v Košiciach | discipline: Biology | ...: Array | published on: 5. 12. 2017

Princip je vysvětlen v textu. Převzato z http://cs.wikipedia.org/wiki ... Rychlost š́ı̌reńı podélných vln v některých biologických tkáńıch je uvedena v tabulce 2.1 ...

LF MU | discipline: Biophysics | ...: Array | published on: 9. 1. 2014

LF MU | discipline: Dentistry | ...: Array | published on: 8. 4. 2022

Hlaváček T., Žižlavský V., and Bhavin Rajendra Doshi Department of Anatomy, Faculty of Medicine, Masaryk University Brno 1 st PART The superficial border of the head against the neck presents a line going from the external occipital protuberance along the superior nuchal line towards the opening of the external acoustic meatus; from here along the mandible towards the chin ...

LF MU | discipline: Anatomy | ...: Array | published on: 6. 4. 2012

Psychiatry and Pedopsychiatry. 2016 Seifertová D, Praško J, Horáček J, Höschl C, eds. Postupy v Léčbě Psychických Poruch. 2008 slide-master-content embedded /docProps/thumbnail.jpeg ...

UPJŠ LF v Košiciach | discipline: Psychiatry, Psychology, Sexology | ...: Array | published on: 7. 5. 2024

Usually greater than 1 cm v diameter, which may or may not be elevated above the level of the adjacent skin • Its depth of involvement and/or palpability differentiate it from a papule rather than its diameter • The term nodule implies a lesion with depth ...

UPJŠ LF v Košiciach | discipline: Dermatology | ...: Array | published on: 22. 9. 2020