The excretion of lymph or chyle through the skin, often due to a lymphatic disorder or abnormal drainage.

A substance that promotes the formation of chyle, typically in reference to food or digestive processes.

The study of chyle, its composition, formation, and role in digestion and lymphatic function.

An enzyme found in mast cells and certain other tissues that plays a role in the breakdown of proteins, particularly in immune responses.

The partially digested food that passes from the stomach to the small intestine, mixed with digestive enzymes and gastric juices.

Any member of the phylum Chordata, including vertebrates and some invertebrates like lancelets and tunicates.

A neurological disorder characterized by involuntary, jerky movements, often associated with conditions like Huntington’s disease.

A benign tumor originating from the chorion, a membrane that surrounds the embryo in the early stages of pregnancy.

A cyst-like structure formed in the chorion, often occurring in association with pregnancy.

The outermost membrane surrounding an embryo in reptiles, birds, and mammals, involved in nutrient and gas exchange.