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ameloblast |
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| an epithelial cell associated with the tooth bud which, during tooth formation, secretes the tooth enamel. |
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ameloblastic |
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ameloblastoma; adamantoblastoma; adamantoma |
adamantoblastoma, ameloblastoma |
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| an epithelial neoplasm with a basic structure resembling the enamel organ and suggesting derivation from ameloblastic cells. It is usually benign but aggressive. Also called adamantinoblastoma or adamantinoma. |
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amelodentinal; dentinoenamel |
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amelogenesis |
amelogénesis |
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| the process during which tooth enamel is formed. |
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amelogenesis imperfecta |
amelogénesis imperfecta |
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| a severe hypoplasia or agenesis of enamel that is inherited as a dominant characteristic. |
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ammonia, ammoniac |
amoníaco |
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| a colorless aromatic gas consisting of nitrogen and hydrogen, produced by the decomposition of nitrogenous organic matter. Some of its many uses are as an aromatic stimulant, a detergent, and an emulsifier. |
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amorph, amorphous |
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ampoule, ampule, ampulla |
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amputation |
amputación |
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| removal of a limb or appendage, either by trauma or surgically |
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amputation, pulp- |
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amputation, root- |
amputación de la raíz |
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| the removal of a root of a multirooted tooth. |
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amylase |
amilasa |
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| an enzymatic protein essential for changing starches into sugars. |
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anaemia |
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anaerobe |
anaerobio |
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| a microorganism that can exist and grow only in the partial or complete absence of molecular oxygen. |
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anaerobe, facultative |
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anaerobe, obligate |
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anaerobic |
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anaesthesia |
anestesia |
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anaesthesia, basal |
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| a state of narcosis, induced before the administration of a general anesthetic, that permits the production of states of surgical anesthesia with greatly reduced amounts of general anesthetic agents. |
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