
Explanation of transplant (noun) form plural: transplants a functioning organ or part which is removed from one person and given to another to replace a similar but non-functioning part
Sample of transplant He had a kidney transplant 3 years ago and he's doing very well. It was that determination which gave her doctors and parents such hope when she underwent a heart and lung transplant; a last ditch attempt to save her, after her lungs were virtually destroyed by the disease Cystic Fibrosis.
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Explanation of phobia (noun) form plural: phobias an extreme fear localized to particular objects or situations
Sample of phobia Arachnophobia is a fear of spiders.
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Explanation of electrode (noun) form plural: electrodes the piece of conducting material through which an electric current enters and leaves a liquid or gas
Sample of electrode Electrodes are usually made of metal or carbon.
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Explanation of micro- (preffix) small
Sample of micro- An example of a microorganism is a bacterium.
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Explanation of fat (noun) form plural: fats energy source; adipose tissue
Sample of fat Fats enable energy to be stored and play a role in insulation.
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Explanation of rubbery (adjective) forms: more rubbery; most rubbery; the most rubbery describing the ability to be stretched
Sample of rubbery Latex is a rubbery material.
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Explanation of allosteric enzyme (noun) form plural: allosteric enzymes catalytic protein which has a receptor site other than the active site
Sample of allosteric enzyme Protein kinase is an allosteric enzyme.
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Explanation of pathogen (noun) form plural: pathogens something that can cause a disease in an organism
Sample of pathogen The body has an immune system designed to combat pathogens.
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Explanation of ocular (adjective) of the eyes
Sample of ocular Spectacles are ocular aids.
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Explanation of salivary amylase (noun) form: no plural enzyme hydrolyzing starch into sugar
Sample of salivary amylase Saliva consists of salivary amylase which hydrolyzes only a small amount of food, since it only occurs in the mouth.
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