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nexin.noun
a protein; its function being to link microtubule
nucleic acid.noun
a complex.organic.compound
occurring in organic nuclear material, such as in living cells that consists
of a chain of nucleotides;
the two types of nucleic
acids are DNA and RNA
nucleoid.noun.(nuclear
region)
the part of a cell of a bacterium (singular of
bacteria),
a prokaryotic cell, being a chromosome
and containing the bacterium's important genes, as well as the genetic
mitochondrial DNA, controlling the genetic activity of the cell; its shape
is lengthy circular, wound around an imaginary stick and has an overall
appearance like coral, as the chromosome attaches
to the cytoplasmic.membrane
at one point and branches out creating its unique appearance, which appearance
is maintained by proteins binding to the particular nucleic
acid.(DNA in this case); the varying strengths
of the coral looking nucleoids causes areas to be either tightly wound
(coiled), or more loosely wound; the nucleoid not
delimited
by a membrane exhibits an organizational structure of extreme complexity,
and here we see similarity of design by the Creator
nucleotides.noun
an organic.compound
consisting of a nitrogen containing
base linked to a sugar and a phosphate
group.(nucleoside)
(combination of a phosphate with a carbohydrate
and a base of nitrogen); the nitrogen component of these three contains
one of either
adenine, cytosine, guanine, and thymine, a four base 'quantum
computer' system; DNA and RNA are made up of long chains of nucleotides,
the nucleotide variations being designated by DNA letters; nucleotides
contain large numbers of specific chemical compounds and appear as a double
stranded chain (like a spiraling vine) comprising DNA
nuclear magnetic resonance.noun
a method used for chemical anaylsis and structure
determination involving the absorption of electromagnetic
radiation at a suitable precise frequency by a nucleus with nonzero
magnetic
moment in an external magnetic
field
narcissism.also.narcism.noun
excessive love or admiration of oneself; conceit;
egoism,
egocentrism; love of or sexual desire for one's own body
narcissist.noun.or.adjective
narcissistic.adjective
narcissistically.adverb
negate.transitive
verb
to deny the existence of
negation.noun
the opposite or absence of something regarded
as actual, positive, or affirmative; the act or process of negating; a
denial, contradiction, or negative statement;
negational.adjective
nucleon.noun
a nucleon is a subatomic.particle
such as a proton or neutron in the nucleus of an atom.(part
of what comprises an atom); within this nucleus the strange quarks
reside; the photon is a nucleon; material objects are held together by
some force or other – nucleons in a nucleus by the nuclear force; electrons
in an atom by the electric force (Electromagnetic Force); cellulose molecules
of wood by the balance of atomic (Strong Force) and molecular forces (Weak
Force); and the material of stars by the gravitational
force. The amount of energy that would be required to take apart objects
held together is called the binding energy; check www.ab.com
for nucleons, etc
nuclide.noun
an isotope with a specified nucleon
number; radiocarbon-14 dating for example uses the nuclide 14C, whereas
the standard atom for measuring relative atomic.masses
is another nuclide of carbon,
12C
nonsense.noun
words or language having no meaning or conveying
no intelligible ideas; language, conduct, or an idea that is absurd or
contrary to good sense; things of no importance or value; the molecular
chain in protein
synthesis
nonsensical.adjective
nonsensically.adverb
nonsensicalness.noun
nebula.noun,.plural.nebulae
light, misty, cloudlike patches seen in the night
sky, consisting usually of groups of stars too far away to be seen singly,
or of masses of gaseous matter
nematode.noun
any of several worms of the phylum Nematoda, having
unsegmented, cylindrical bodies, often narrowing at each end, and including
parasitic
forms such as the hookworm and pinworm (also called roundworm) nematode.adjective
nucleosynthesis.noun
the origin of the elements
and their isotopes
neutral.adjective
not taking part in either side of a quarrel; in
a middle position between two extremes
neutron star.noun
neutron stars are the forerunners to supernova;
neutron
stars are super dense cores of exploded stars; a neutron star is the collapsed
iron core of a very masive star; the energy released by the formation of
a neutron star is so great that the explosion can hurl most of the original
star, whose weight is 10 suns or more, into space at a velocity
of 10,000 kilometers per second (6,000 miles an hour); from here neutrinos
escape into space
nation.noun
the government of a sovereign
state; a relatively large group of people organized under a single, usually
independent government; a country;
a people who share common customs, origins, history, and frequently language;
a nationality
nature.noun
the material world and its phenomena;
the
forces.(the laws of nature) and processes
that produce and control all the phenomena of the material world; the world
of living things and the outdoors (the beauties of nature); a primitive
state of existence, untouched and uninfluenced by civilization or artificiality
(couldn't tolerate city life anymore and went back to nature)
nature.noun
a kind or sort (the nature of a thing; how it
behaves); type; the essential.characteristics
and qualities of a person or
thing (she has such a loving nature); the fundamental.character
or disposition of a person
(her nature showed she was both strong and kind); temperament
necrosis.noun,
plural.necroses
death of cells or tissues through injury or disease,
especially in a localized area of the body
necrotic.adjective
numb, number,
numbest.adjectives
deprived
of the power to feel or move normally; benumbed.(toes
numb with cold); emotionally unresponsive; indifferent.(numb
to anything that doesn't provide immediate selfish benefit)
numb, numbed,
numbing,
numbs.transitive
and.intransitive
verbs
to make or become numb
numbly.adverb
numbness.noun
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