Definitions beginning with M

The process that runs on a Mailbox server and performs background processing of mailboxes in the Exchange store. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: equipment mailbox, home server, Mailbox, mailbox database, mailbox user, residential server, Resource mailbox, room mailbox

A Microsoft Exchange tool that is used to automatically determine what set of data is required to troubleshoot symptoms that are identified. It can also be used to collect configuration data, performance counters, event logs, and live tracing information from an Exchange Server 2007 Unified Messaging server and Exchange 2007 servers in the organization that are running other Exchange 2007 server roles. [Exchange 2007]
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Browse Related Terms: Audio Codec, informational announcement, prompt, prompt publishing point, RTAudio, system prompt

A Microsoft management display framework that provides a unified view for administering multiple integrated network applications.
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Browse Related Terms: MMC, Performance Logs and Alerts, PLA, Resource Monitor, UIA, UIAutomation

Interact with the ActiveX Server function built into Microsoft Internet Information Server. These components create Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) for a Web-based e-mail client on an Exchange computer. [Exchange 5.5]
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Browse Related Terms: Browser, html" (Hypertext Markup Language), HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol), MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions), World Wide Web

(MY-kroh-sfeer) A very tiny, hollow, round particle made from glass, ceramic, plastic, or other materials. Microspheres injected into blood vessels that feed a tumor may kill the tumor by blocking its blood supply. They can also be filled with a substance that may help kill more tumor cells.
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Browse Related Terms: 1-methyl-d-tryptophan, 852A, D-1MT, YKL-40

A technique used to help determine the stage (extent) of melanoma and certain squamous cell cancers. A sample of skin that contains tumor tissue is examined under a microscope to find out how thick the tumor is and/or how deeply the tumor has grown into the skin or connective tissues.
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Browse Related Terms: basal cell, Melanoma, non-melanoma skin cancer, nonmelanoma skin cancer, skin cancer, stage I nonmelanoma skin cancer, stage IV nonmelanoma skin cancer

Self-assembling components of the cytoskeleton. Microtubules are cylindrical protein polymers, interconnected by cross-bridging proteins, which structurally and dynamically organize functional activities in living cells. They form the spindle during mitosis.
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Browse Related Terms: acclimatization, biotic factor, Ecosystem, Metabolism, secondary metabolism

An elongated, hollow tubular structure present in the cell. Microtubules help certain cells maintain their rigidity, convert chemical energy into work, and provide a means of transportation of substances in different directions within a cell.
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Browse Related Terms: epithelium, Keratin, Keratinocytes, melanocyte, Osteocalcin (OC), Signal transduction pathways, Tenocyte, Transaminase