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Meanings of cis in English

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cei

An alliance made up of states that had been Soviet Socialist Republics in the Soviet Union prior to its dissolution in Dec 1991.

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Usage of cis in English
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I was afraid of the cis men at my new luxurious gym.
The Guardian
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These are experiences common to both cis gay people and trans people.
The Guardian
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The crystal structure also suggested an in cis self-processing mechanism for nsp1alpha.
Pubmed
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I try to be sensitive about my privilege as cis caucasian cross-dresser.
News.com.au
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Moreover, we identified 13 cis-SNPs significantly influencing the level of specific plasma proteins.
Pubmed
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However, the molecular identity of the cis retinol oxidase in cones remains unclear.
Pubmed
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This set up is especially detrimental for cis women in their childbearing years.
Ebony
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Studies suggest that some cis-lycopene isomers are more bioavailable than the trans-lycopene isomer.
Pubmed
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Our results uncover noncoding cis elements with putative roles in obesity and hibernation.
Pubmed
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We found 364 candidate obesity-regulating cis elements and genetic circuits in different cell types.
Pubmed
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They possess an all-trans retinal, and photoisomerization to 13-cis triggers structural changes in protein.
Pubmed
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Large-scale studies have revealed how editing is regulated both in cis and in trans.
Pubmed
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Our findings indicate that each basic cis element of the proximal gamma-gene promoter, i.e.
Pubmed
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The pigment epithelium supplies fresh 11-cis retinal to regenerate rhodopsin.
Pubmed
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It's not that I was remotely unfamiliar with cis men.
The Guardian
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Studies using Brefeldin A suggest that this compartment may be the cis or medial Golgi.
Pubmed
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Cis through the time
Cis across language varieties
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