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Meanings of cerm in English

Russian
эмбрион
Portuguese
gérmem de trigo
Spanish
germen de cereal
Catalan
germen de cereal

Reproductive part that germinates to grow into a plant.

эмбрион
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Usage of cerm in English
1
The mammary epithelial cell proliferative index was increased only in CERM mice independent of Stat5a loss.
Pubmed
2
Double names occasionally occur, the second being a nickname or true surname, as Osgod Clapa, Benedict Biscop, Thurkytel Myranheafod, Godwine Bace, and Ælfric Cerm.
Anglo-Saxon Britain
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