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Significats de univalent en anglès

Used of a chromosome that is not paired or united with its homologous chromosome during synapsis.

Having a valence of 1.

Sinònims
Examples for "monovalent"
Examples for "monovalent"
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Trivalent vaccines caused more local inflammation than did monovalent, especially in older women.
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It induces depolarization in various types of cells by increasing the permeability for monovalent cations.
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It is not possible, therefore, that condensation can take place if the atoms remain monovalent.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 794, March 21, 1891
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However, the G-stems are stabilized by a chain of monovalent cations that create sizable polarization effects.
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Surprisingly, monovalent sodium or ammonium ions, positioned in the product metal site, lowered the activation barrier.
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Ús de univalent en anglès
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First, when only univalent stimuli are presented, the processing of task cues becomes optional.
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Moreover, the synthesis and the pharmacological characterization were extended to the corresponding univalent ligands.
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If M. is ambivalent, his sister B. M. is univalent.
The Foundations of Personality
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A trivalent atom will combine with three atoms of a univalent element, as in the compound
An Elementary Study of Chemistry
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A divalent element, on the other hand, will combine with two atoms of a univalent element.
An Elementary Study of Chemistry
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Similarly, one atom of divalent calcium will replace two atoms of univalent hydrogen or one of divalent zinc:
An Elementary Study of Chemistry
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Interestingly, two tetramer site hereditary anemia mutations that exhibit wild-type binding in univalent head-to-head assays are located in the interstrand region.
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Més col·locacions
Univalent a través del temps