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nucleate
▪ I. nucleate, a. (ˈnjuːklɪət) [ad. L. nucleātus, pa. pple. of nucleāre (see next): cf. F. nucléé, Pg. nucleado.] a. Having a nucleus; nucleated.1864 in Webster and later Dicts. 1962 R. P. Levine Genetics ix. 115 Gene recombination among the sexually reproducing nucleate organisms can occur as a res... Oxford English Dictionary
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Nucleate boiling
The effects of nucleate boiling take place at two locations: the liquid-wall interface the bubble-liquid interface The nucleate boiling process has Nucleate boiling phenomenon still requires more understanding. wikipedia.org
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anucleate
anucleate, a. Biol. (eɪˈnjuːklɪeɪt) [f. a- 14 + nucleate a.] Of a cell or cell fragment: having no nucleus.1909 in Webster. 1953 Internat. Rev. Cytol. II. 477 The nucleus lies within the rhizoid. Thus, cutting off the rhizoid produces anucleate parts. 1963 Exper. Cell Res. XXXII. 168 The most intere... Oxford English Dictionary
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Microtubule nucleation
The kinetics barriers of such a process, however, mean that the rate at which microtubules spontaneously nucleate is relatively low. Several other MAPs assist the γ-TuRC with the nucleation process, while others nucleate microtubules independently of γ-TuRC. wikipedia.org
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anucleated
anucleated, a. Biol. (eɪˈnjuːklɪeɪtɪd) [f. a- 14 + nucleate a. + -ed1, after enucleated ppl.a.] = *anucleate a.1961 in Webster. 1962 D. G. Cogan in A. Pirie Lens Metabolism Rel. Cataract 292 The process of lens fibre formation is analogous to keratinization in the skin where the superficial epitheli... Oxford English Dictionary
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SPIRE1
SPIRE1 contains an N-terminal KIND domain which binds formins and four actin-binding WH2 domains which nucleate actin filaments. wikipedia.org
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nucleator
nucleator (ˈnjuːklɪeɪtə(r)) [f. nucleate v. + -or.] A substance which provides nuclei.1903 Nature 3 Dec. 103/1 Phosphorus as a nucleator suddenly bursts forth into maximum activity at about 13°. 1961 New Scientist 28 Sept. 813/1 Steroids can act as effective ice nucleators. 1965 Ibid. 4 Nov. 341/1 G... Oxford English Dictionary
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Coenogamete
A coenogamete is a multi-nucleate gamete (a gamete with more than one nucleus). Fusion of coengametes creates Coenocytes. wikipedia.org
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mononucleate
mononucleate, a. Biol. (mɒnəʊˈnjuːklɪət) [f. mono- + nucleate a.] = mononuclear a.1957 New Biol. XXIV. 30 In the primitive type, Iridia studied by le Calvez, there is no visible difference between the sexual and the asexual individuals until they begin to reproduce. Both are mono-nucleate. 1971 New ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Conchiolin
are part of a matrix of organic macromolecules, mainly proteins and polysaccharides, that assembled together form the microenvironment where crystals nucleate also secreted by the mantle, but it is the tailored environment created by the organic matrix which causes aragonite (rather than calcite) crystals to nucleate wikipedia.org
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What does it mean to "nucleate multi-protein complexes"? I am reading an article about the mTOR signalling pathway and I have come across the following: > mTOR nucleates at least two distinct multi-protein complexes,...
Here nucleation has a rather physical meaning. mTOR acts as the starting assembly point of the complex.
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DNB
Dance Notation Bureau, a non-profit organization founded to preserve choreographic works De Nederlandsche Bank, the Dutch central bank Departure from nucleate wikipedia.org
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The Transient Modeling of Single-Bubble Nucleate Boiling in a Sub ...
This paper investigates the evolution of a single bubble going through growth, pinch-off, and condensation while rising due to buoyancy forces in a sub-cooled liquid.
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polari-
polari- (pəʊˈlærɪ) combining form of med.L. polāris polar; as in polari-(bi)locular, of a lichen spore (see quots. 19211 and 1967); polari-guttulate a., having polar guttules (see guttulate); polari-nucleate a., having polar nuclei.1871 W. Leighton Lichen Flora Gt. Brit. 175 Spores 8, colourless, el... Oxford English Dictionary
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Androgenesis
Therefore, any female allele causing non-nucleate egg production would be highly disadvantageous. This is because females producing non-nucleate eggs are disfavored by natural selection, so their proportion in a population will remain low. wikipedia.org
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