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121Syndrome de Protée — Référence MIM 176920 Transmission Dominante Chromosome 10q23.31 Gène PTEN Empreinte parentale Non …
122МАКРОКЕФАЛИЯ — (от греч. makros болъшойп kephale голова) англ. macrocephaly; нем. Makrokephalie. Большеголовость; большие размеры головы, связанные с увеличением количества жидкости в головном мозге. Antinazi. Энциклопедия социологии, 2009 …
123megacephaly — meg·a·ceph·a·ly (mĕg ə sĕfʹə lē) n. pl. meg·a·ceph·a·lies See macrocephaly. meg a·ce·phalʹic ( sə fălʹĭk) or meg a·cephʹa·lous ( sĕfʹə lĕs) adj. * * * …
124megalocephaly — meg·a·lo·ceph·a·ly (mĕg ə lō sĕfʹə lē) n. pl. meg·a·lo·ceph·a·lies See macrocephaly. meg a·lo·ce·phalʹic ( sə fălʹĭk) or meg a·lo·cephʹa·lous ( sĕfʹə ləs) adj. * * * …
125microcephaly — [mī΄krō sef′ə lē] n. 〚 MICRO + CEPHALY〛 a condition in which the head or cranial capacity is abnormally small: opposed to MACROCEPHALY microcephalous adj. microcephalic [mī΄krəsə fal′ik] * * * mi·cro·cep …
126macrocephalic — adjective having an abnormally large head See Also: macrocephaly …
127Holoprosencephaly — A disorder characterized by the failure of the prosencephalon (the forebrain of the embryo) to develop. During normal development, the forebrain is formed and the face begins to develop in the fifth and sixth weeks of pregnancy. Holoprosencephaly …
128Macro- (prefix) — Prefix from the Greek makros meaning large or long. Examples of terms involving macro include macrobiotic, macrocephaly, macrocytic, macroglossia, macrophage, macroscopic, and macrosomia. The opposite of macro is micro …
