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Dictionary » C » Caries CariesCaries 1. (Science: pathology) The molecular decay or death of a bone, in which it becomes softened, discoloured and porous. It produces a chronic inflammation of the periosteum and surrounding tissues and forms a cold abscess filled with a cheesy, fetid, puslike liquid, which generally burrows through the soft parts until it opens externally by a sinus or fistula. 2. (Science: dentistry) Another name for cavities due to tooth decay, dental caries. ![]()
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Results from our forumreplacing Cells in and outs... them if they have such vector. it would be much easier to know the name of the enzymes responsible maybe they have a vector fully developed that caries several genes for all the enzymes witch produce luciferin, witch in results makes luciferin in cells
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Genotypes XXY, XOIf the chromatids in meiosis don't split you can have the same gamet that caries no sex chromosome(leads to XO-Turner) or 2 sexual chromosoms(leads to XXy-Kleinefelter)
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