
Explanation of optic (adjective) relating to the eye or vision
Sample of optic The doctor looks at the optic disc when he uses an ophthalmoscope.
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Explanation of enolization (noun) form: no plural transformation of a keto to an enol form
Sample of enolization Enolization is the process of interconverting from the keto to the enol tautomer.
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Explanation of iron deficiency anemia (noun) form plural: iron deficiency anemias anemia caused by a lack of iron in the red blood cells
Sample of iron deficiency anemia Iron deficiency anemia is more common in women because of menstruation.
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Explanation of polar covalent bond (noun) form: no plural a bond connecting atoms of different electronegativity
Sample of polar covalent bond The bond between hydrogen and oxygen in water is an example of a polar covalent bond.
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Explanation of velocity (noun) form plural: velocities speed
Sample of velocity At maximal velocity of the reaction rate increases concentration will no longer enhance the reaction rate of an enzyme.
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Explanation of ear (noun) form plural: ears the organ of balance and hearing
Sample of ear The ear has three parts: inner, middle and outer ear.
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Explanation of enterobacteria (noun) form: no plural gram-negative bacterial group
Sample of enterobacteria Salmonella, E-Coli and Shigella are all enterobacteria.
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Explanation of catabolic (adjective) energy-releasing during the breakdown of complex mulecules into simple molecules
Sample of catabolic Catabolic processes release energy during the biochemical reaction which in turn can be used for anabolic processes.
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Explanation of mobile (adjective) forms: more mobile; most mobile; the most mobile able to move
Sample of mobile Old people are generally less mobile than young people.
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Explanation of hypoglycemia (noun) form: no plural low glucose concentration in the blood
Sample of hypoglycemia Symptoms of hypoglycemia are fatigue, confusion, drowsiness, irritability fits and collapse.
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