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amobarbital A moderately long-acting barbiturate used both to sedate and to control convulsions.
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amorphous A gem lacking a distinct crystalline structure such as amber, ivory, and jet.
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amoeba Dictyostelium discoideum is a soil- living amoeba. The hereditary information is carried on six chromosomes with sizes ranging from 4 to 7 Mb resulting in a total of about 34 Mb of DNA, a multicopy 90 kb extrachromosomal element that harbors the rRNA genes, and the 55 kb mitochondrial genome. The estimated number of genes in the genome is 8,000 to 10,000 and many of the known genes show a high degree of sequence similarity to genes in vertebrate species. ...
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amorphous Without a regular structure. Amorphous minerals do not have a repeating crystalline matrix. Glass, for example, is amorphous because it is cooled in the kiln quickly enough that no crystals have an opportunity to form.
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amosite A basic calcium, magnesium, iron silicate, one of six naturally occurring fibrous minerals forming the group called asbestos. Occurs as straight, brittle fibers, light gray to pale brown in color. Commonly used in commercial asbestos products.
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