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| Explanation of sclera (noun) form plural: scleras white outer coat of the eye Sample of sclera The sclera becomes the cornea at the front of the eye.
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| Explanation of hydrophilic (adjective) having an affinity with water; readily absorbing water Sample of hydrophilic A phospholipid molecule has a hydrophilic end a hydrophobic end. Acids are hydrophilic because they are soluble in water.
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| Explanation of prokaryote (noun) form plural: prokaryotes unicellular organism which does not have membrane-bound cell organelles Sample of prokaryote In prokaryotes a single molecule of DNA is located in a certain area called nucleoid region.
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| Explanation of neph- (preffix) of the kidney Sample of neph- A nephron is a kidney tubule.
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| Explanation of meningitis (noun) form: no plural infectious illness due to infection of the brain lining with fever; pain and headaches Sample of meningitis Bacterial meningitis can be a life-threatening illness.
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| Explanation of hyperventilation (noun) form: no plural deeper and more frequent ventilation than normal Sample of hyperventilation Hyperventilation can occur in an anxiety attack.
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| Explanation of examine (verb) forms: examined; examined; examining to look at something Sample of examine A doctor examines patients.
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| Explanation of feedback inhibition (noun) form: only plural cellular control process in which an enzyme is inhibited when reaching a certain blood level Sample of feedback inhibition Feedback inhibition is a widespread process in organisms which allows them to avoid an overproduction of metabolites.
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| Explanation of facial (adjective) of the face Sample of facial Birth defects can cause abnormal facial appearance.
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| Explanation of androgen (noun) form: no plural steroid hormone controlling the development of male sexual characteristics Sample of androgen Testosteron is an androgen influencing male sexual behavior and development.
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