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Earwax, also
known by the
medical term cerumen, is a waxy
substance secreted in the ear
canal of
humans and
other mammals.
Earwax can be many colors,...
- stationary; and the cochlea,
which enables hearing. The ear
canal is
cleaned via
earwax,
which naturally migrates to the auricle. The ear
develops from the first...
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practice is both
dangerous and
ineffective and does not
functionally remove earwax or toxicants,
despite product design contributing to that impression. One...
- most
common use for
cotton swabs is to
clean the ear
canal by
removing earwax. This use is
usually against manufacturer instructions.
Cotton swabs are...
- spoons, or earpicks, are a type of
curette used to
clean the ear
canal of
earwax (cerumen). They are
preferred and are
commonly used in East Asia, South...
- and
Roberts syndrome.
Certain other phenotypes, such as wet
versus dry
earwax, are also
determined in an
autosomal recessive fashion. Some
autosomal recessive...
- its name from the
distinctive sweet odor of
affected infants'
urine and
earwax due to the
buildup of
these amino acids.
Maple syrup urine disease can be...
- As with many
phenotypical expressions (e.g. 'widow's peak', eye color,
earwax type) it is
found in many
geographically diverse po****tions. In racist...
- the wet-type
earwax and
average body odor; however, East
Asians are more
likely to
inherit the
allele ****ociated with the dry-type
earwax and a reduction...
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inflammation of the ear
canal Stenosis, a
gradual closing of the
canal Earwax, also
known as cerumen, is a yellowish, waxy
substance secreted in the ear...
