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Dictionary » P » Polymorph PolymorphDefinition noun (1) An organism having more than one adult form, e.g. the various adult forms of social ants. (2) A granulocyte.
Word origin: From Ancient Greek poly (many) + morph (form).
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Results from our forumMorgellon's or ..........flies, or .......... novel approaches for human association studies using a new class of genome markers that are designed to encompass SNPs (Single Nucleotide Polymorph-isms), yet reveal genome variation on a scale not previously discerned for large populations. Current thinking in the field is centered on ...
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The Fiber Disease... and display chambered inner volumes several tens of micrometers large. Depending upon helper lipid, ionic strength, and gene component CLDC adopt polymorph structures such as spaghetti/meatballs, map-pins, as well as honeycomb structures [7,8]. Parallel studies of transfection activity and morphology ...
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transfusion of blood... if they're detected by our immune system by forming a complex receptor-antigen with them....after all, making a problem with macrophage, PMN (polymorph nuclear) cell and ADCC (Antibody Dependent Cell mediated Cytotoxicity) cell such as NK (Natural Killer) cell would not end all the cancer ...
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