List of MeSH codes (D20)
List of MeSH Codes (D20) refers to a comprehensive index of the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) within the D20 category, which is primarily focused on Complex Mixtures. MeSH is a hierarchical vocabulary used by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) to index articles for the PubMed database. It facilitates searching by assigning standardized terms to topics. The D20 category encompasses a variety of substances that are not easily classified under a single chemical name due to their complexity.
Overview[edit | edit source]
The D20 category of MeSH codes covers a broad range of complex mixtures, from biological materials and plant extracts to manufactured composite materials. These substances are often used in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and material science. Understanding the specific MeSH codes within this category can significantly enhance the precision of literature searches related to complex mixtures.
List of MeSH Codes (D20)[edit | edit source]
Below is a selection of MeSH codes within the D20 category. This list is not exhaustive but highlights some of the key areas covered under the Complex Mixtures category.
Biological Products (D20.215)[edit | edit source]
Biomedical and Dental Materials (D20.280)[edit | edit source]
Chemical Actions and Uses (D20.345)[edit | edit source]
Complex Mixtures (D20.364)[edit | edit source]
- Alloys
- Biological Products
- Colloids
- Dental Materials
- Fossil Fuels
- Industrial Oils
- Plant Extracts
- Smoke
- Soil
- Tars
- Tissue Extracts
- Venoms
Environmental Pollutants (D20.633)[edit | edit source]
Foods (D20.215.784)[edit | edit source]
Hazardous Substances (D20.888)[edit | edit source]
Industrial Oils (D20.364.515)[edit | edit source]
Nanomaterials (D20.280.500)[edit | edit source]
Pharmaceutical Preparations (D20.215.784.500)[edit | edit source]
Plant Extracts (D20.215.784.500.750)[edit | edit source]
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