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| Explanation of coenzyme (noun) form plural: coenzymes a non-protein substance that acts as a cofactor for a particular catalytic reaction to occur Sample of coenzyme Most vitamins are coenzymes. The Acetyl Coenzyme A (2C) unites with a molecule of Oxalacetic Acid (4C) to form Citric Acid (6C).
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| Explanation of tumor (noun) forms also: tumour; plural: tumors or tumours an abnormal production of new tissue that has no purpose Sample of tumor The potential advantage of early treatment in asymptomatic patients with advanced colorectal cancer seems to have been confirmed by a trial from the Nordic Gastrointestinal Tumor Adjuvant Therapy Group.
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| Explanation of aromatic (adjective) containing one or more cyclical structures made up of carbon chains Sample of aromatic Aromatic hydrocarbons are called arenes.
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| Explanation of swollen (adjective) forms: more swollen; most swollen; the most swollen engorged (usually with fluid) Sample of swollen Heart or kidney disease may cause swollen ankles.
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| Explanation of adenosine diphosphate (noun) form plural: adenosine diphosphates an ester of pyrophosphoric acid with the nucleotide adenine Sample of adenosine diphosphate Adenosine diphosphate is usually abbreviated to ADP.
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| Explanation of entropy (noun) form plural: entropies a disordered energy state where no work can be done Sample of entropy The second law of thermodynamics says that the entropy of the universe is always increasing. The law states that if a physical system is thermally isolated (that is, if no heat enters or leaves the system), the thermodynamic quantity known as entropy must increase or stay constant.
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| Explanation of rectal (adjective) relating to the last section of the large intestine which ends at the anus Sample of rectal Hemorrhoids can cause rectal bleeding.
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| Explanation of urination (noun) form plural: urinations the act of evacuating the bladder contents through the urethra Sample of urination Prostate disease can affect urination. The very closeness of the anus to the external sexual parts might suggest connection while the penis, serving the dual purposes of sex and urination, and the similar contiguity of the ureter and vaginal opening, undoubtedly affect the outlook of most children and many adults.
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| Explanation of haploid (adjective) pertaining to cells with a single set of chromosomes that aren't paired Sample of haploid Meiosis produces haploid gametes. The production of haploid cells by the diploid requires a special series of cell divisions "meiosis", during which genetic exchange between the two sets of chromosomes takes place.
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| Explanation of monitor (noun) form plural: monitors an instrument that records and/or shows digital information Sample of monitor Heart monitors are used to watch the heart beat.
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