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| Explanation of cancer (noun) form plural: cancers disease where cells divide at an excessive rate and become abnormal in function; malignancy; neoplasm Sample of cancer Cancer cells tend to spread.
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| Explanation of divide (verb) forms: divided; divided; dividing to split; separate Sample of divide The cell divides during mitosis or meiosis.
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| Explanation of inhibition (noun) form: no plural the process of stopping or slowing down a chemical reaction or organ function Sample of inhibition Heavy metal ions can cause enzyme inhibition.
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| Explanation of adapt (verb) forms: adapted; adapted; adapting to habituate (become used to) an environment Sample of adapt Plants and animals develop characteristics that help them adapt to their environment.
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| Explanation of inorganic chemistry (noun) form: no plural science which deals with all the elements except for carbon Sample of inorganic chemistry Salt and ammonia are studied in inorganic chemistry.
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| Explanation of chemotaxis (noun) cell movement to or away from a chemical which is able to attract or repel the cell Sample of chemotaxis Chemotaxis is an important cellular response.
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| Explanation of amprenavir (noun) form: no plural generic name for a drug that is used to treat HIV infections; produced by GlaxoSmithKline; brand name: Agenerase Sample of amprenavir Amprenavir, also known as Agenerase, is a type of medicine called a protease inhibitor (PI).
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| Explanation of bony (adjective) forms: bonier; boniest; the boniest osseous; sclerous Sample of bony A bony person is someone who is so thin that you can see their bones through their skin.
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| Explanation of inhibit (verb) forms: inhibited; inhibited; inhibiting to stop or slow down a biological event or organ function Sample of inhibit High temperatures inhibit enzyme catalysis.
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| Explanation of inflammatory (adjective) arousing swellings Sample of inflammatory Inflammatory responses are triggered by the body in reaction to physical damage. Radiation may induce diarrhoea by a non- inflammatory mechanism such as bile acid malabsorption (although only as a feature of late radiation damage to the small bowel).
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