PHE

Meaning of PHE in English

Biochem.

phenylalanine.

[ by shortening ]

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PHE — Airport Name : Port Hedland Airport Airport Location : Port Hedland, Western Australia, Australia IATA Code : PHE ICAO Code …
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PHE — variant of pe
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PHE — WinChess game record
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YPPD — Airport Name : Port Hedland Airport Airport Location : Port Hedland, Western Australia, Australia IATA Code : PHE ICAO Code …
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PORT HEDLAND AIRPORT — Airport Name : Port Hedland Airport Airport Location : Port Hedland, Western Australia, Australia IATA Code : PHE ICAO Code …
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PE — I. noun or phe ˈpā ( -s ) Etymology: Hebrew pē 1. : the 17th letter of the Hebrew alphabet …
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NONOXYNOL-9 — näˈnäksə̇nȯl, -ōl, nəˈ- noun Etymology: non yl + oxy- (II) + phe nol : a spermatocide used in contraceptive products …
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NIFEDIPINE — nīˈfedə̇ˌpēn, -_pə̇n noun Etymology: probably ni tr- + -fe- (from phe nyl) + -dipine (alteration & shortening of pyridine ) …
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ETHACRYNIC ACID — ˌethəˌkrinik- noun Etymology: eth- + ac etic + buty ry l + phe n ol + -ic (I) : a …
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CLONIDINE — ˈklänəˌdēn, ˈklōn-, -ˌdīn noun ( -s ) Etymology: c h lo r- + phe n yl + im id azol …
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ENKEPHALIN — /en kef"euh lin/ , n. Biochem. either of two pentapeptides that bind to morphine receptors in the central nervous system …
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POLYPHENOL — [poly.phe.nol] n [ISV] (1894): a polyhydroxy phenol -- poly.phe.no.lic adj
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PHENYLKETONURIA — [phe.nyl.ke.ton.uria] n [NL, fr. ISV phenyl + ketone + NL -uria] (1935): an inherited human metabolic disease that is characterized …
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PHENYL — [phe.nyl] n [ISV] (ca. 1850): a univalent group that is an aryl group derived from benzene by removal of one …
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PHENOTYPE — [phe.no.type] n [G Phanotypus, fr. Gk phainein to show + typos type] (ca. 1911): the visible properties of an organism …
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PHENOMENOLOGY — [phe.nom.e.nol.o.gy] n, pl -gies [G Phanomenologie, fr. Phanomenon phenomenon + -logie -logy] (ca. 1797) 1: the study of the development …
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PHENOMENOLOGICAL — [phe.nom.e.no.log.i.cal] adj (ca. 1858) 1: of or relating to phenomenology 2: phenomenal 3: of or relating to phenomenalism -- phe.nom.e.no.log.i.cal.ly …
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PHENOMENALISM — [phe.nom.e.nal.ism] n (ca. 1865) 1: a theory that limits knowledge to phenomena only 2: a theory that all knowledge is …
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PHENOMENAL — [phe.nom.e.nal] adj (1825): relating to or being a phenomenon: as a: known through the senses rather than through thought or …
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PHENOLOGY — [phe.nol.o.gy] n [phenomena + -logy] (ca. 1884) 1: a branch of science dealing with the relations between climate and periodic …
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PHENOCRYST — [phe.no.cryst] n [F phenocryste, fr. Gk phainein to show + krystallos crystal--more at fancy] (ca. 1893): one of the prominent …
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PHENETICS — [phe.net.ics] n pl but sing in constr (ca. 1960): a system of biological classification based on phenetic methods -- phe.net.i.cist …
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MORPHEME — [mor.pheme] n [F morpheme, fr. Gk morphe form] (1926): a distinctive collocation of phonemes (as the free form pin or …
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GRAPHEME — [graph.eme] n (1935) 1: the set of units of a writing system (as letters and letter combinations) that represent a …
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EUPHEMIZE — [eu.phe.mize] vt -mized ; -miz.ing (1857): to express or describe euphemistically "~ death" -- eu.phe.miz.er n
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EUPHEMISM — [eu.phe.mism] n [Gk euphemismos, fr. euphemos auspicious, sounding good, fr. eu- + pheme speech, fr. phanai to speak--more at ban] …
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EPIPHENOMENAL — [epi.phe.nom.e.nal] adj (1899): of or relating to an epiphenomenon: derivative -- epi.phe.nom.e.nal.ly adv
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DYSPHEMISM — [dys.phe.mism] n [dys- + -phemism (as in euphemism)] (1884): the substitution of a disagreeable, offensive, or disparaging expression for an …
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BOUSTROPHEDON — [bou.stro.phe.don] n [Gk boustrophedon, adv., lit., turning like oxen in plowing, fr. bous ox, cow + strephein to turn--more at …
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BLASPHEMOUS — [blas.phe.mous] adj (15c): impiously irreverent: profane -- blas.phe.mous.ly adv -- blas.phe.mous.ness n
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MEPHISTOPHELES — [Meph.is.toph.e.les] n [G]: a chief devil in the Faust legend -- Me.phis.to.phe.lian or Me.phis.to.phe.lean adj
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