| bergamot |
An antiseptic and bacterial growth-inhibitor known for its toning, antiseptic and deodorizing qualities. Beeswax - A long standing cosmetic ingredient used as a thickener, emulsifier, and stiffing agent in ointments, cold creams, lotions, lipsticks, etc. It is now being used as a hair removing wax. Birch Bark - American Indians used birch bark extensively for many purposes, it acts as a tonic, refreshes the skin and has anti - inflammatory qualities. Bladderwrack - Beneficial to scalp. ...
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| Bergmann's g. |
see under cell.
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| Bergmann's r. |
for geographically dispersed races of warm-blooded species of animals, body size is smaller in warmer parts of the species range than in colder parts of the range.
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| Bergmeister's p. |
1. a small mass of neuroglial cells in the center of the embryonic optic disk, surrounding the bulb of the hyaloid artery. 2. a congenital anomaly consisting of a glial veil attached to the anterior aspect of the optic disk, resulting from glial proliferation around the remnants of the posterior part of the hyaloid vessel system.
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| Bergonié-Tribondeau l. |
the sensitivity of cells to radiation varies directly with the reproductive capacity of the cells and inversely with their degree of differentiation.
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