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Bioprinters are a special type of 3D printer. On the basis of computer-controlled tissue engineering, they can produce tissues or bioarrays. In the future it should be possible with their help to produce organs and artificial living beings

Like most living beings, humans are also subject to a biorhythm that represents a kind of internal clock and ensured survival in the course of evolution. A comparatively young scientific discipline is dealing with these influences

Biotransformation is a process in the metabolism in which substances that cannot be excreted are converted into excretable products with the help of chemical processes.

The bite position provides information about the sagittal positional relationship between the lower jaw and the upper jaw. With a neutral bite position, both jaws are in the correct relation to one another.

The biceps tendon reflex is an innate and monosynaptic self reflex that belongs to the stretch reflexes. Reflectively, the biceps muscle contracts after a blow on the biceps tendon and thus flexes the forearm in the elbow joint. At peripheral

Blastogenesis is the 16 day early development of the fertilized female egg, the zygote, up to the blastocyst. During blastogenesis, the cells that were still omnipotent at the time divide continuously and experience towards the end

The rupture of the bladder describes the rupture of the amniotic sac and the associated discharge of the amniotic fluid. It is often the first sign that the baby is about to be born.

The blood-eye barrier consists of the blood-retina and the blood-aqueous humor barrier and corresponds to a physiological barrier to ward off pathogens and maintain biochemically different milieus. Blood retina disorders

Blastulation is the development of a fluid-filled cell sphere, the blastocyst or blastula (lat. Germinal vesicle) during embryonic development. The implantation of the blastocyst in the uterine lining marks the actual

The movement of blood in the body's circulation is understood as blood flow. The blood flow is influenced by various conditions in the body.

The blood contact time is the time in which blood circulates in the small blood vessels in the lungs and in which the diffusion of respiratory gases takes place. Therefore, the blood contact time has an important influence on the oxygen content in the blood.

Blood coagulation describes the chemical change in the blood from a liquid to a solid state. This is primarily used to close the wound, but blood clotting can also occur in other parts of the body.

With normal hearing, hearing is a matter of course that nature has endowed us with. But it is a complicated process that comes about in a finely built and sensitive sense organ.

The term blood volume refers to the total amount of blood in the body. The blood volume consists of the volume of the blood plasma and the volume of the cellular blood components.

Viscoelasticity combines the elastic properties of substances and the viscous properties of fluids and is found in the human body, in addition to the blood, primarily in the soft tissues. In the blood it increases in the context of hyperviscosity

The Bohr effect characterizes the ability of oxygen to bind to hemoglobin depending on the pH value and the carbon dioxide partial pressure. It is largely responsible for gas exchange in organs and tissues. Respiratory diseases and

Bonding is the emotional end of childbirth. The close contact between mother and child is particularly important for the infant's healthy, emotional development. The mother's heartbeat is a crucial signal that helps reduce stress in the baby

Babbling is the preliminary stage of speaking. After the first form of communication, screaming, the baby learns to string vowels and consonants together. This creates babbling, which adults find cute and which is essential for the formation of words

The Brokken-Wiersinga-Prummel control loop is within the thyrotropic control loop an activated feedback loop from TSH on its own creation. The TSH formation is limited with the aid of this control loop. It is important for interpretation

Chest breathing (also thoracic or costal breathing) is a special form of breathing in which the ribs actively rise and fall. The resulting negative pressure causes the air to flow into the lungs (inspiration) or due to its elasticity