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| Explanation of nucleotides (noun) form: no plural a compound that contains a nitrogen base (purine or pyrimidines) connected to a sugar and a phosphate group Sample of nucleotides Nucleic acids consist of long chains of nucleotides.
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| Explanation of conjugate acid (noun) form plural: conjugate acids a base turns into its conjugate acid when it gains a proton Sample of conjugate acid An acid-base reaction involves conjugate acids and conjugate bases.
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| Explanation of multiple (adjective) several; more than a few Sample of multiple The patient had multiple injuries.
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| Explanation of triiodothyronine (T-3) (noun) form: no plural hormone made by the thyroid gland Sample of triiodothyronine (T-3) Deficiency of triiodothyronine may cause a hypothyroid state.
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| Explanation of olfactory bulb (noun) form plural: olfactory bulbs end of the olfactory lobe where the olfactory nerves start Sample of olfactory bulb The olfactory nerves project directly to the olfactory bulbs.
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| Explanation of induce (verb) forms: induced; induced; inducing to form a general conclusion from specific facts; opposite of deduce; to bring on; to start a process Sample of induce We induce from scientific data in order to form a hypothesis. Ideal environmental conditions are needed to induce a seed to germinate.
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| Explanation of movement (noun) form plural: movements the act of changing position or moving Sample of movement During diffusion movement of molecules occurs from a region of high concentration to a region of low concentration.
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| Explanation of ovaries (noun) form: only plural female gonads producing eggs and releasing the hormones estrogen and progesterone Sample of ovaries The ovaries are located below the digestive system.
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| Explanation of amorphous (adjective) forms: more amorphous; most amorphous; less amorphous; least amorphous shapeless Sample of amorphous An amorphous solid like glass does not have a three-dimensional arrangement, however, the molecules are fixed in place.
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| Explanation of degenerate (verb) forms: degenerated; degenerated; degenerating to lose function due to change in the function of a cell, tissue or organ Sample of degenerate The body naturally degenerates with time.
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