
Description of mesothelioma (noun: no plural) form of cancer that is caused by asbestos
Samples of mesothelioma Malignant mesothelioma is a very aggressive form of cancer which arises in thoracic avity.
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Description of tonsil (noun: plural: tonsils) nodule of lymph tissue at the back of the throat that enlarges to help fend off infections
Samples of tonsil The tonsils are also called the adenoids.
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Description of vapor (noun: plural: vapors) droplets of liquid in the air that form smoke; mist or fumes when a substance evaporates; barely visible and cloudly matter
Samples of vapor Vapors do not always follow the ideal gas laws. Bromine can become vapor.
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Description of trophoblast (noun: plural: trophoblasts) the outer layer of cells in a blastocyst
Samples of trophoblast The trophoblast becomes the chorion and then the placenta in man.
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Description of dentition (noun: no plural) the number and way teeth are arranged in the mouth
Samples of dentition Dentists study dentition so that they can improve the health of teeth.
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Description of orthopedics (noun: no plural) the branch of surgery that deals with joint; bone or muscle problems (the musculoskeletal system)
Samples of orthopedics Orthopedics may involve operating on patients.
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Description of enterobacteria (noun: no plural) gram-negative bacterial group
Samples of enterobacteria Salmonella, E-Coli and Shigella are all enterobacteria.
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Description of activated complex (noun: plural: activated complexes) a combination of reacting particles (atoms; molecules or ions) when they are at the top of the activation energy barrier between the products and the reactants
Samples of activated complex The activated complex is the transition state for the reaction.
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Description of adrenaline (noun: no plural) a hormone made and released by the adrenal gland in response to stressors
Samples of adrenaline The release of adrenaline triggers the?flight or fight? reaction.
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Description of stimulus (noun: plural: stimuli) a change in the environment to which an organism reacts
Samples of stimulus Humans detect a stimulus via the sensory organs.
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