
Explanation of magnet (noun) form plural: magnets a substance that can attract iron or steel
Sample of magnet Magnets have two poles.
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Explanation of in vitro (noun) form: no plural referring to processes and experiments occurring outside an organism in an artificial environment
Sample of in vitro In vitro fertilization helps couples who can not conceive.
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Explanation of osteoblast (noun) form plural: osteoblasts cell that make new bone by producing collagen
Sample of osteoblast An osteoblast is a mononucleate cell that is responsible for bone formation.
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Explanation of oxide (noun) form plural: oxides compound of a nonmetallic diatomic element
Sample of oxide Nitrous oxide is a gas at room temperature.
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Explanation of isomerization (noun) form: no plural This process changes straight chain alkanes into branched chain compounds by passing them over a catalyst
Sample of isomerization Apparently, epoxide to ketone isomerization is a fortuitous reaction of no physiological significance.
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Explanation of flexor (noun) form plural: flexors muscle that allows a joint to bend
Sample of flexor The hamstrings help the knee to flex.
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Explanation of crista (noun) form: plural cristae fold in a membrane which forms a projection
Sample of crista The cristae of the mitochondrial membrane act to increase its surface area.
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Explanation of beta pleated sheet (noun) form plural: beta pleated sheets secondary structure of a protein where the polypeptide chain forms a zigzag shape
Sample of beta pleated sheet Fibrous proteins contain a beta-pleated sheet.
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Explanation of deoxygenated blood (noun) form: no plural a bodily fluid that returns from the tissues and organs to the heart via a set of vessels, called veins
Sample of deoxygenated blood Veins carry deoxygenated blood.
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Explanation of hemorrhage (verb) forms: hemorrhaged; hemorrhaged; hemorrhaging to bleed (usually a large amount)
Sample of hemorrhage Women may hemorrhage after delivering twins.
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