10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPHELIS»
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Unlike an ephelis, a melanotic macule does not become darker with continued
sun exposure. Overall, the oral melanotic macule is a relatively innocuous lesion,
does not represent a melanocytic proliferation, and does not generally recur ...
Lester William Burket, Martin S. Greenberg, Michael Glick, 2008
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The Cyclopædia of practical medicine: comprising treatises ...
We use the term ephelis in the extensive sense which has been given to it by
Gorroeus — " non quod a sole tantum vitia ilia in cute con- trahuntur, sed quod a
reliquis inducta causis, similem asperitatem et colorem habeant ;"* although we
do ...
Sir John Forbes, Alexander Tweedie, John Conolly, 1833
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The Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine: Comprising Treatises ...
Gran); Lenticula vel lentigo(Lali1t); Ephelisl lentigo (Sausages and Aliberl);
Lentigo (Lorry, l Plmck); Lentigo ephelis (Frank); Summersproasen et
Sonnensprossen, Sommerflecken (TeuHnice). Freckles. An eruption of small
minute spots of a ...
Sir John Forbes, Alexander Tweedie, John Conolly, 1867
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The Cyclopaedia of Practical Medicine: Comprising Treatises ...
M. fiat pomatum part, illin. 2. Ephelis diffusa, an eruption of distinct or confluent
large, irregular, round patches, of a tawny, yellow, or brown colour. This form of
ephelis may be symptomatic as well as idiopathic. a. Ephelis diffusa
symptomatica.
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A dictionary of practical medicine: Comprising general ...
1 . Defin. — Discolorations of the skin, varying from a yellowish gray to a dark
brown, and from minute points to large patches, and either scattered, confluent,
or corymbose. 2. I. Forms and History. — Hippocrates applied the term ephelis to
the ...
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A dictionary of practical medicine: comprising general ...
Ephelis diffusa, Todd. 6. This species is characterised by the irregular, diffused,
and large patches, which vary more widely in colour than the foregoing species ;
and are sometimes distinct, sometimes confluent. It has been made to comprise ...
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Clavicipitalean Fungi: Evolutionary Biology, Chemistry, ...
Ephelis conidia can serve as gametes in Atkinsonella texensis (Leuchtmann and
Clay, 1989) and Balansia epichloe (White, 1993). The conidia have been
observed to germinate repetitively in the Ephelis anamorphs of Balansia
claviceps ...
James F. White Jr., Charles W. Bacon, Nigel L. Hywel-Jones, 2003
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A dictionary of practical medicine
Diffused Ephelis. . — Ephetis Diffusa, Todd. 6. This species is characterised by
the irregular, diffused, and large patches, which vary more widely in colour than
the foregoing species ; and are sometimes distinct, sometimes confluent.
I. An ephelis (freckle) is a brown, circumscribed macule nor- mally only found on
areas of skin exposed to sunlight. II. The color is due to increased pigmentation in
the basal cell layer of the epidermis. The pigment (melanin) is derived from ...
Myron Yanoff, Joseph W. Sassani, 2009
Govindu, C. H. (1969) Occurrence of Ephelis on rice variety IR-8 and cotton grass
in India. Plant Disease Reporter 53, 360. Hashioka, Y. (1971) Rice diseases in
the world–VIII. Diseases due to Hypocreales, Ascomycetes (Fungal diseases–5).
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EPHELIS»
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Don't Wait for a Cure for Freckles Before Buying Biotech
... the primary endpoint of a Phase III clinical trial examining a treatment for chronic irregular discoloration of epidermis due to ephelis clusters. «Bloomberg, Aug 14»
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These spots, which are ordinarily called freckles, and by the learned, ephelis, are the horror of blondes, red-haired, and dark people, with a fine ... «The Week Magazine, Sep 13»
