| bipartite | <biology> Divided, nearly to the base, into two parts. Compare: bifid. (19 Jan 1998) |
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| bipartite uterus | A uterus divided into two cavities by an anteroposterior septum. Synonym: bipartite uterus, uterus bilocularis, uterus bipartitus, uterus septus. (05 Mar 2000) |
| bipartite vagina | A vagina that is divided, usually longitudinally, to create a double vagina. This situation can be easily missed by the patient and even by the doctor on exam. If the patient becomes sexually active prior to diagnosis, one of the vaginas stretches and becomes dominant. The other vagina slips slightly upward and flush and is a little difficult to enter. (12 Dec 1998) |
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divided into two portions almost to the base involving two parts or elements; "a bipartite document"; "a two-way treaty"
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| bipartite u. |
u. bilocularis.
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| bipartite patella |
The developing patella that matures from two centers rather than one. This usually congenital condition causes no symptoms but may be mistaken for a fracture.
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| bipartite placenta |
A placenta divided into two separate parts.
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Bipartite viruses usually infect both boot records and files. "Partite" means broken into parts, with bipartite meaning broken into two parts - infecting two areas of a PC. Also called bimodal or multipartite (most common name).
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| bipartite | involving two parties or elements |
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| bipartite | divided into two portions almost to the base |
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