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| Explanation of cytology (noun) form: no plural the study of cells Sample of cytology Cytology is a section of pathology.
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| Explanation of fever (noun) form: no plural an increase in body temperature above normal Sample of fever A fever is a sign that the body is fighting an infection, inflammation or other invasion.
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| Explanation of elbow (noun) form plural: elbows joint between the humerus above the radius and the ulna Sample of elbow The elbow is a hinge joint.
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| Explanation of atomic number (noun) form: no plural the number of protons that is found in the atomic nucleus of each element Sample of atomic number The atomic number is fixed for each element.
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| Explanation of insulin (noun) form: no plural a hormone produced by the pancreas that helps control the blood glucose level Sample of insulin Insulin replacement is needed in some cases of diabetes.
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| Explanation of casein (noun) form: no plural a protein in milk Sample of casein Casein precipitates out of milk in acid conditions.
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| Explanation of polar covalent compound (noun) form plural: polar covalent compounds an element which has mainly covalent bonds Sample of polar covalent compound An example of a polar covalent compound is water.
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| Explanation of nicotine (noun) form: no plural a chemical in tobacco Sample of nicotine Nicotine is addictive.
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| Explanation of intellect (noun) form plural: intellects the part of the mind that can think; reason and understand Sample of intellect Some congenital diseases may affect the development of the intellect.
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| Explanation of yeast (noun) form: no plural barm Sample of yeast Yeast is reproduced by budding.
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