
Explanation of hair (noun) form plural: hairs skin appendage; epidermal outgrowth
Sample of hair Hair helps insulate the body.
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Explanation of gonadotrophin (noun) form plural: gonadotrophins hormone made in and released from the pituitary gland that act on the gonads (sex organs)
Sample of gonadotrophin FSH is an example of a gonadotrophin.
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Explanation of excitation threshold (noun) form: no plural this is the amount of stimulus needed to set up an action potential in a nerve cell
Sample of excitation threshold A nervous response is triggered when the excitation threshold is reached.
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Explanation of vein (noun) form plural: veins a blood vessel that carries blood from the tissues to the heart
Sample of vein A vein carries deoxygenated blood.
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Explanation of dicotyledon (noun) form plural: dicotyledons a plant that has two cotyledons (seed leaves)
Sample of dicotyledon Many trees are dicotyledons.
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Explanation of induction (noun) form plural: inductions process in embryology by which one part of an embry causes the change of tissue
Sample of induction Induction is often influenced by chemical substances.
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Explanation of cut (noun) form plural: cuts a break in the surface of the skin; a laceration
Sample of cut First aid for cuts is to stop the bleeding and try to prevent infection before it is repaired.
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Explanation of transition state (noun) form plural: transition states the state of the reacting particles when they are at the top of
Sample of transition state Transition states only exist very briefly and can not be measured.
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Explanation of elongation (noun) form: no plural process in polypeptide synthesis of increasing in length
Sample of elongation Elongation is an engery-requiring stage of the polypeptide synthesis being mediated by enzymes.
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Explanation of benzene (noun) form: no plural a colorless petroleum product that has a benzene ring
Sample of benzene Benzene is used to make detergents, fuels and insecticides.
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