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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «HOMEOTYPIC»
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Fundamentals of Piezoelectric Sensorics: Mechanical, ...
Crystals. Homeotypic. to. Quartz. Among the crystals with the same
crystallographic symmetry like α-quartz (symmetry group 32) crystals of gallium
orthophosphate (GaPO4), berlinite (AlPO4) and langasites (LGS's) attracted the
most attention.
Jan Tichý, Jirí Erhart, Erwin Kittinger,
2010
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Cell and Developmental Biology
What do you know about heterotypic and homeotypic divisions ? 5. What are the
various substages of meiotic prophase ? 6. In which stage of meiosis,
homologous chromosomes forms pair ? 7. What is synaptonemal complex in
meiosis ? 8.
Dr. Sastry, Dr. Singh & Dr. Tomar,
2010
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Symmetry Relationships between Crystal Structures: ...
Definition 8.5 Two structures are homeotypic if they are similar, but the
aforementioned conditions for isotypism are relaxed in that [84]: (1) their space
groups are different and are related by a group–subgroup relation; (2) positions
occupied by ...
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Symmetry Relationships Between Crystal Structures: ...
Definition 8.5 Two structures are homeotypic if they are similar, but the
aforementioned conditions for isotypism are relaxed in that [84]: (1) their space
groups are different and are related by a group—subgroup relation; (2) positions
occupied ...
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
homeotypic 852 homoiotherma] homeotypic lho'me-Otip'ik/ [Gk, homoios + typos,
an autosomal-recessive trait. Its clinical signs are similar to mark], pertaining to or
characteristic of the regular or usual those of Marfan's syndrome, including ...
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Light Metals: Advances in Research and Application: 2011 Edition
AI4SiC4-homeotypic. aluminum. silicon. oxycarbide,. [AI4.4Si0.6][01.0C2.0]C. “A
new quaternary layered oxycarbide, [Al439(5)Si0 (61(5))](Sigma 5)[Ol 00(2)C2
00(2)](Sigma 3)C, has been synthesized and characterized by X-ray powder ...
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Crystal and Epitaxial Growth
2. Crystal. chemistry. and. properties. of. quartz. and. its. homeotypic. A(III)P04.
compounds. The thermodynamically stable form of Si02 is a-quartz, or so-called
low quartz. According to the Pauling theory, the character of the Si-O bond is
about ...
V. Stefan, E. V. Zharikov,
2002
CuO(N2.2,tenorite,SR3.11,35.207,35Tun,7oXsb,drw 64Sch.l96) forms black
crystals D-homeotypic to PtS (64Sch) and the homeodesmism to Cug0? suggests
the binding, written for the cell corresponding to the matrix diagonal, a(CuO, N=4,
40 ...
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Ocular Periphery and Disorders
Cell–Cell Junctions: Tight Junctions Tight junctions are homeotypic interactions
by transmembrane protein structures which link the actin cyto- skeleton of
neighboring cells and act like cellular gaskets. These structures are composed
mainly of ...
Darlene A. Dartt, Peter Bex, Patricia D'Amore,
2011
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Structural Chemistry of Inorganic Actinide Compounds
As in the frameworks shown in Figure 42, the compounds with general
composition A2(UO2)[(UO2)(XO4)]4(H2O)n, A = monovalent cation, X = P or As,
form homeotypic frameworks, but their structures differ in detail (Figs. 43 and 44),
because ...
Sergey Krivovichev, Peter Burns, Ivan Tananaev,
2006