1. Gangrene- Gangrene happens when the death of the body’s tissue area after a lack of blood supply or flow caused by illness, injury, or infection, or an underlying condition that affects your circulation. In which occurs massive necrosis.
The bacterial infection produces toxins that release gas and cause necrosis (tissue death).
Symptoms may
include an include- discoloured skin; change
in skin colour to red or black, swelling, numbness, pain, skin breakdown. If the
condition worsens, the skin may become pale and then turn grey or purplish-red. The extremities, feet, and hands are most commonly
affected.
Phenotype is an organism's physical expression
of those genes. It refers to the observable physical characteristics such as
morphology, development, or behavior.
3. Goitre- “Enlarged thyroid gland”
Abnormal enlargement of the butterfly-shaped (thyroid) gland below adam's apple, cause swelling or lump in the front of the neck.
Goiter can be associated with a
thyroid gland is not functioning properly. In most cases, goitre is caused by iodine
deficiency.
4. Grade (tumor) – Description of a tumor based on the degree of abnormality in cancer cells such as cell shape, size, mitosis, etc.
Tumor tissue examine under a microscope, grade Indicates
how quickly a tumor is likely to grow and spread.
5. Granulation
tissue- Newly formed connective
tissue and microscopic blood vessels that form on the surfaces of a wound
during in wound healing process. This tissue typically grows from the base of a
wound and is ability have to fill the wounds.
6. Granuloma- A granuloma is an aggregation of macrophages (specialized cells
involved in the detection, phagocytosis, and destruction of bacteria and other
harmful organisms) that forms in response to chronic inflammation.
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