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neutralism Neutralism describes the relationship (or lack thereof) between two species which do not interact with or affect each other. It is used in ecology to describe biological interactions when the population density of one species has absolutely no effect whatsoever on the other. Neutralism is extremely unlikely and impossible to prove. ...
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neutron A subatomic particle with no charge.
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neutron An uncharged subatomic particle. The rest mass of the neutron is slightly greater than that of the proton. Atomic nuclei are composed of protons and neutrons bound together by nuclear forces. The common term for neutron or proton is nucleon. Although the neutron is electrically neutral it does possess a charge structure and a magnetic dipole moment. The existence of the neutron was first demonstrated by James Chadwick in 1932. Boorse, HA, and L. Motz, 1966: The World of the Atom, Vol. ...
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neutral mutation A mutation that changes the nucleotide sequence of a gene but has negligible effect on the fitness of the organism.
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neutrophil Phagocytic white blood cell produced in the bone marrow that plays a role in immune defense.
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