| single e. |
the gas exhaled in a single breath.
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| single fiber e. |
electromyography using a needle electrode to record the action potential of one muscle fiber at a time.
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| single nucleotide polymorphism |
A variation in the genetic code at a specific point on the DNA. In principle, SNPs could be bi-, tri-, or tetra-allelic polymorphisms. However, in humans, tri- allelic and tetra- allelic SNPs are rare almost to the point of non- existence, and so SNPs are sometimes simply referred to as bi- allelic markers (or di- allelic to be etymologically correct). This is somewhat misleading because SNPs are only a subset of all possible bi- allelic polymorphisms (eg, multiple base variations). ...
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| single fiber needle e. |
a needle electrode with a small recording surface for the recording of individual muscle fiber action potentials. See also single fiber electromyography.
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| single hit t. |
the theory that hemolysis results from a single complement-induced lesion of the erythrocyte surface, rather than that lesions at several sites are necessary.
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