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Meanings of polymorphic in English

Portuguese
polimórfica
Catalan
polimòrfic

Having or occurring in several distinct forms.

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Usage of polymorphic in English
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But it is polymorphic variability in the strictest sense of the word.
Darwin and Modern Science
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Discussion: This type of lymphoma appears to have a polymorphic clinical presentation.
Pubmed
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This process coalesces with a change from polymorphic to monomorphic ventricular tachycardia.
Pubmed
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An intron 4 polymorphic CA-repeat was used to confirm linkage to FCHL.
Pubmed
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The VEGF gene contains several polymorphic sites known to influence VEGF expression.
Pubmed
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So polymorphic variations of transporters would change the behavioral and neuropathological tendency.
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Furthermore, polymorphic distribution of the locus was analyzed by polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis.
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In isolated hearts from TG mice, spontaneous polymorphic atrial arrhythmias were noted.
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The mutant gene has been mapped to Xq22 using polymorphic microsatellite markers.
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The BglI polymorphic site is likely to lie in 5' flanking DNA.
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Individual family members were typed at nine polymorphic loci within NRAMP1.
Pubmed
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This polymorphic trichromacy is well described in day-active New World monkeys.
Pubmed
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Several polymorphic enzymes that may be important determinants of susceptibility have been demonstrated.
Pubmed
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In reality, this brilliantly polymorphic computer still feels more like a science experiment.
Wired
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Since PvDBPII is polymorphic, we examined whether individuals acquired strain-specific immunity to PvDBPII.
Pubmed
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The genes encoding CYP enzymes are polymorphic, with common alleles conferring reduced function.
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Translations for polymorphic
Polymorphic through the time
Polymorphic across language varieties
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