| single photon emission computed tomography |
A nuclear medicine imaging technique used to generate images in "slices" much like CT. This markedly increases the sensitivity of nuclear scanning. An imaging procedure used in the investigation and detection of seizure analysis and etiology.
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| singleton |
A type used to indicate an individual object. A singleton has only one instance.
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| single blind |
(See Double Blind)
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| single nucleotide polymorphism |
Changes in the DNA that happen when a single nucleotide or base (A, T, G or C) in the genome sequence is changed. A person's unique DNA profile is determined by the set of SNPs the person has.
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| singleton |
Used when referring to a planet sitting along in one half of the chart, said to give balance to a horoscope that has nine planets in the other hemisphere
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