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Chrysalis
The term chrysalis refers to the intermediate development ...
Chyle
Chyle can mean two things: it is a fluid produced from the ...
Chylomicrons
Chylomicrons are small droplets of lipoproteins.
Chyme
Chyme is the product of digestion of food by the stomach. ...
Ciconiiformes
Ciconiiformes are large wading birds with long legs and ...
Cilia
Cilia are tiny hairs which are found, for example, on the ...
Cillosis
Cillosis is a disorder involving jerking contractions of the eyelids.
Cinnabar
The word " cinnabar" is from the Greek (kinnabari) ...
Cipolin
Cipolin is metamorphic limestone with thin veins of ...
Circadian
Circadian means the biological rhythm over a period of ...
Circuit breaker
A circuit breaker automatically cuts the current when the ...
Circuit routing
Circuit routing is the setting up of a transmission link ...
Circuit switched connection
A circuit switched connection is a link set up on demand ...
Circuit switching
Circuit switching communication is based on the negotiation ...
Circumcision
Circumcision is the excision of the prepuce (the skin around ...
Circumpolar Arctic
Circumpolar Arctic refers to all countries at or above the ...
Cirrhosis
Cirrhosis is a chronic disease in which the liver becomes ...
Cirripedia
Cirripedia is an order of crustaceans that includes ...
Cirrostratus cloud
A cirrostratus cloud is a cloud in the upper zone (in ...
Cirrus
A cirrus is a cloud in the upper zone (at temperate ...
CITEPA
CITEPA stands for the Centre interprofessionnel technique ...
Citrate
Citrate or citric acid is a biological molecule with the ...
Citrate cycle
Krebs cycle.
Citric acid cycle
Krebs cycle.
Cladode
A cladode is a specialised branch that has the appearance ...
Clap
Clap is the slang term used since the 16th century for ...
Class
A class is a group that shares common traits. Birds form a ...
Class I anti-arrhythmic
The class I antiarrythmics are mostly used for atrial ...
Class II antiarrhythmics
The class II antiarrhythmics belong to the class of beta ...
Class III antiarrhythmics
The class III antiarrhythmics can be used to treat all ...
Class IV antiarrhythmic
The class IV antiarrhythmics are calcium blockers. They are ...
Clathrate
A clathrate is a complex of molecules forming a cage ...
Claudication
Claudication is pain or weakness in the legs due to ...
Clausius postulate
The Clausius postulate is the formulation given by Rudolph ...
Clausius-Clapeyron relation
The Clausius-Clapeyron relation, from the names of the ...
Clavicle
The clavicle is a long bone in the chest. Location of the ...
Clay
The word clay covers two notions in geological terminology: ...
Clay stone
Clay stone is a sedimentary stone that comes from an ...
Clays (minerals)
Clays are hydrated phyllosilicates frequently occurring in ...
Clean coal
Clean coal is not a new type of coal but a concept: using ...
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