| small cell lung cancer |
One of the four principle types of human lung cancer. Small cell or oat cell lung cancer often associated with smoking constitutes 25% of the common cancers of the lung. While it spreads rapidly, it is also more sensitive to treatment than other types of lung cancer.
출처: www.sharedexperience.org/Glossary.lasso
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| smallpox |
a disease common in Europe until modern times that caused disfiguring pustules on the skin, and sometimes death. It killed millions of Indians in the New World when it spread from ships?crews to the natives after 1492, because the Indians had none of the resistance that Europeans had built up. Today vaccines have eliminated the disease, but there are fears it could re-emerge in germ warfare.
출처: www.fasttrackteaching.com/termsdiscovery.html
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| small nuclear RNA |
They have roles in RNA processing but are not directly involved in protein synthesis.
출처: 202.112.190.68/biochemistry/Glossary.htm
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| small bowel |
The small intestines, which run from the stomach down to the colon and are responsible for digesting food and absorbing the nutrients from it into the bloodstream.
출처: www.burdettinstitute.org.uk/Glossary/438/S.aspx
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| small intestine |
approximately 3 metres long in the adult, consisting of the duodenum, jejunum and ileum, extending from the stomach to the large intestine
출처: www.rosemont.com.au/glossary.htm
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