
Explanation of propecia (noun) form: no plural brand name of a product that reduces hair loss in men; it contains finasteride, an antiandrogen used in hormone therapy
Sample of propecia If you are going bald you should consider using Propecia to halt or even reverse your hair loss.
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Explanation of fructose (noun) form plural: fructoses a type of sugar
Sample of fructose Fructose is a sugar found in fruits.
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Explanation of shake (verb) forms: shook; shaken; shaking to tremble
Sample of shake He was shaking from fear.
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Explanation of inguinal (adjective) relating to the groin area
Sample of inguinal The area where the lower abdomen meets the top of the thigh is the inguinal region.
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Explanation of albino (noun) form plural: albinos an organism that is unable to produce melanin and is without pigmentation
Sample of albino Albino animals are white in color and may have pink eyes.
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Explanation of osmotic pressure (noun) form plural: osmotic pressures is dependent on the amount of dissolved substances in a solution
Sample of osmotic pressure A cell needs to control its own osmotic pressure or it may swell or burst. The relationship between osmotic pressure and temperature is analogous to the ideal gas equation.
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Explanation of mRNA (abbreviation, acronym) messenger ribose nucleic acid (RNA) copies of the gene parts that code for different proteins
Sample of mRNA The mRNA molecules attach to ribosomes to allow protein synthesis to occur.
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Explanation of lump (noun) form plural: lumps a swelling or protuberance
Sample of lump People often worry that every lump is cancer.
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Explanation of womb (noun) form plural: wombs abdominal organ where the baby develops before birth; uterus
Sample of womb Hysterectomy is an operation where the womb is removed.
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Explanation of binary fission (noun) form: no plural type of asexual reproduction which leads to splitting of parental cells in two equal parts
Sample of binary fission Prokaryotes use binary fission as the primary process of cell division involving the replication of a single DNA molecule and the seperation of both the original and replicated DNA molecules in different cells.
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