10 АНГЛІЙСЬКА КНИЖКИ ПОВ'ЯЗАНІ ІЗ «ALLOTROPISM»
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Modifying Parvoviral Oncoselectivity and
Allotropism
Several members of the genus Parvovirus, nonpathogenic in humans, kill oncogenically transformed cells more efficiently than untransformed cells (i.e. are oncoselective), and can kill tumors in vivo (i.e. are oncosuppressive).
Justin Cobb Paglino, 2011
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The Eclectic Medical Journal
WHAT IS ALLOTROPISM ! "WHAT IS ALLOTEOPISM? 197 with pity. This disease
, so much dreaded by those in strong and vigorous health, no doubt has many
gentle duties to perform for our good. It is mercifully ordered to go before death, ...
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The Student's Manual of Geology
This property of being able to assume different conditions is called Allotropism.
Polymorphism, as was said, is but a case of it. There are apparently two kinds of it
— Atomic Allotropism and Molecular Allotropism. The former is connected with ...
Joseph Beete Jukes, Sir Archibald Geikie, 1872
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The New American Cyclopaedia: A Popular Dictionary of ...
The possibility of effecting such transmutation has of late, however, been more
strongly suggested by the discovery of several remarkable examples of
allotropism, a term employed to signify that the same body may exist under two or
more ...
George Ripley, Charles Anderson Dana, 1859
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Materials Handbook: A Concise Desktop Reference
This characteristic of many chemical elements including iron is called allotropism.
Allotropism must not be confused with the term applied to a pure compound (e.g.,
a molecule or an alloy) that ex- hibits several crystal lattices and is ...
François Cardarelli, 2008
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The Evolution of Adaptive Systems: The General Theory of ...
''Latent'' or -pleiotropism thus arises from preexisting genetic allotropism. If a
gene is allotropic, a mutation will naturally tend also to express multiple effects in
the phenotype, and these may be interpreted as ''pleiotropy'' especially in the and
...
James Patrick Brock, 2000
The term allotropism is exclusively used for elements exhibiting polymorphism.
Polymorphism has an important role to play in natural as well as industrial
spheres. A spectacular example of polymorphism in nature is that of calcium
carbonate ...
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Joint Scientific Papers of James Prescott Joule
Elementary Allotropism.—In the metals we have several well-marked instances of
elementary allotropism. Thus Berzelius, in his memoir on allotropism, has pointed
out that iridium artificially prepared has a sp. gr. not exceeding 16'0, while the ...
James Prescott Joule, 2011
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Buddhism, Power and Political Order
These cursory examples suggest successful adaptations of the concept of
allotropism I have invoked to describe the constancy of indigenous cultural
underpinnings, or structures of consciousness, uneasily coexisting in more or
less artificial ...
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Saunders Comprehensive Veterinary Dictionary
Called also poikilotherm. allotriophagia see pica. allotropic [al′′o-tro'pik]
exhibiting allotropism. allotropism [ -lot'r -piz′′ m]existence of an element in
two or moredistinct forms. allotropy[-lot'r -pe]allotropism. allotype[al'o-tīp] a
genetically ...
Virginia P. Studdert, Clive C. Gay, Douglas C. Blood, 2011
