
Description of coenzyme (noun: plural: coenzymes) a non-protein substance that acts as a cofactor for a particular catalytic reaction to occur
Samples 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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Description of portal system (noun: plural: portal systems) series of veins
Samples of portal system The hepatic portal system is the series of veins in the liver.
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Description of tubulin (noun: plural: tubulins) protein which makes up microtubules
Samples of tubulin Pairs of tubulin units assemble to form the microtubules. Microtubules, of which tubulin is the major protein constituent, are located in a circumferential band in the equatorial plane just under the cell wall in discoid platelets, which suggests that they may be important in maintenance of the platelet cytoskeleton.
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Description of mammal (noun: plural: mammals) warm-blooded vertebrates who have young which feed on milk from their mothers' glands
Samples of mammal The offspring of mammals are born alive.
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Description of amprenavir (noun: no plural) generic name for a drug that is used to treat HIV infections; produced by GlaxoSmithKline; brand name: Agenerase
Samples of amprenavir Amprenavir, also known as Agenerase, is a type of medicine called a protease inhibitor (PI).
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Description of autoantibody (noun: plural: autoantibodies) protein formed to fight the body's own cells
Samples of autoantibody Autoantibodies are implicated in autoimmune diseases.
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Description of hematopoiesis (noun: no plural) the process by which blood cells are made
Samples of hematopoiesis Hematopoiesis occurs in the liver, bone marrow, spleen and thymus.
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Description of vomit (verb: vomited; vomited; vomiting) to spew; to be sick; to eject the stomach contents through the mouth; to throw up
Samples of vomit Alcohol excess can make you vomit.
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Description of reflection (noun: plural: reflections) the turning back of a waveform as it comes across a boundary
Samples of reflection Sound, light and heat can all undergo reflection.
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Description of scan (noun: plural: scans) a computer generated image of a part of the body
Samples of scan Radiologists take scans and interpret them.
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