The amnesty is a legal act which constitutes the legal oblivion of crimes and the consequent extinction of responsibility of the authors. The word, as such, comes from the Greek ἀμνηστία (amnestia), which means ‘forgetfulness’. In this sense, the[…]

Amnesia is known to affect the functioning of memory that causes total or partial loss of memory. However, the amnesia can be transient or permanent, and can get worse as the days go by. The amnesic disorder or syndrome[…]

Friendship is an affective relationship that can be established between two or more individuals, to which fundamental values ​​such as love, loyalty, solidarity, unconditionality, sincerity and commitment are associated, and that is cultivated with regular treatment.[…]

Amino acids are monomers that form the basis of vital proteins for the proper functioning of our body. The amino acids are composed of an amino group (NH 2 ) that is a basic radical, and a carboxyl group[…]

Ambivalence is the presence of two opposing interpretations or values ​​against the same object or also referred to as ambivalent behavior. The word ambivalence was first coined by the Swiss psychiatrist Eugen Bleuler (1857-1939) combining the Latin[…]

Adonay, also called Adonai, is one of the names by which Jews designate God. As such, it is a word of Hebrew origin (ădōnay) that means ‘my Lord’. Formerly, Jews were forbidden, for reasons of respect, to[…]

The adolescence is the period of life after childhood and before adulthood. It passes from the first signs of puberty, between the ages of 10 and 12, until the full development of the body and the beginning of adulthood,[…]

To suffer is a verb that, in its most common use, means to have or suffer some defect or evil, although it is also used in the sense of suffering from a disease or of feeling sorry[…]

Indoctrination is understood as the action of instructing certain teachings, ideas or beliefs in individuals. The term indoctrination derives from the word indoctrinate, which refers to the action of instilling or aligning one or more people[…]

DNA and RNA are nucleic acids and macromolecules that work together to preserve and transmit the genetic information that defines all the vital and characteristic elements of each living being. DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid or DNA in English)[…]