- Look up
potency in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Potency may
refer to:
Potency (pharmacology), a
measure of the
activity of a drug in a biological...
- In pharmacology,
potency or
biological potency is a
measure of a drug's
biological activity expressed in
terms of the dose
required to
produce a pharmacological...
- Cell
potency is a cell's
ability to
differentiate into
other cell types. The more cell
types a cell can
differentiate into, the
greater its
potency. Potency...
- work of the
Austrian psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich (1897–1957),
orgastic potency is a human's
natural ability to
experience an **** with
certain psychosomatic...
- of the
diluted substance, and that
successive dilutions increased the "
potency" of the preparation,
although other strands of
homeopathy (such as Schuessler's)...
-
Glucocorticoid potency,
duration of effect, and the
overlapping mineralocorticoid potency vary.
Cortisol is the
standard of
comparison for
glucocorticoid potency. Hydrocortisone...
- In psychology,
libido (/lɪˈbiːdoʊ/; from the
Latin libīdō, 'desire') is
psychic drive or energy,
usually conceived of as ****ual in nature, but sometimes...
- dysfunction.
Erectile dysfunction, tied
closely as it is to
cultural notions of
potency,
success and masculinity, can have
devastating psychological consequences...
-
known as cell proliferation,
while maintaining the
undifferentiated state.
Potency: the
capacity to
differentiate into
specialized cell types. In the strictest...
-
transmitting a
signal into the cell.
Potency is the
amount of
agonist needed to
elicit a
desired response. The
potency of an
agonist is
inversely related...
