| amphidiarthrosis |
An articulation containing an amphiarthrosis and a diarthrosis, such as that of the lower jaw.
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| amphibole a. |
one of the two major classes of asbestos, characterized by fibers too brittle to be spun but more resistant to chemicals and heat than the serpentine form. It is less widely used than serpentine asbestos and is thought to be much more carcinogenic. The group includes amosite and crocidolite.
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| amphibolic |
1. uncertain; vacillating; of doubtful prognosis. See under stage. 2. See under pathway.
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| amphibolic f. |
an opening made into the gallbladder of an animal in order to obtain bile for study, with the common bile duct left intact so that the bile may flow through it when the fistula is closed.
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| amphibolic p. |
a group of metabolic reactions with a dual function, providing small metabolites for further catabolism to end products or for use as precursors in synthetic, anabolic reactions. The tricarboxylic acid cycle is an example. See also anabolism and catabolism.
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