NUCLE

Meaning of NUCLE in English

(n.) Same as Nutlet.

Webster's English dictionary. Английский словарь Webster. 2012

NUCLE- — or nucleo- combining form Etymology: French nuclé-, nucléo-, from New Latin nucleus nucleus , nucleic acid
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NUCLE- — combining form or nucleo- also nuclei- Etymology: French nuclé-, nucléo-, nucléi-, from New Latin nucleus 1. : nucleus : nuclear …
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NUCLE — ( n. ) Same as Nutlet.
Webster's Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
NUCLE- — or nucleo- Etymology: French nuclé-, nucléo-, from New Latin nucleus 1. : nucleus nucleo plasm 2. : nucleic acid nucleo …
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NUCLE — noun ·same·as nutlet.
Webster English vocab
NUCLE- — [nucle-] or nucleo- comb form [F nucle-, nucleo-, fr. NL nucleus] 1: nucleus "nucleoplasm" 2: nucleic acid "nucleoprotein"
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NUCLE — Variant: or nucleo- Function: combining form Etymology: French nuclé-, nucléo-, from New Latin nucleus 1 : nucleus < nucleo plasm> …
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NUCLEOTIDE — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, irregular from nucle- + -ide Date: 1908 any of several compounds that consist of a …
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NUCLEOSIDE — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary nucle- + 2-ose + -ide Date: 1911 a compound (as guanosine or adenosine) that consists …
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NUCLEO- — combining form see: nucle-
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NUCLEON — I. ˈn(y)üklēˌän noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary nucle- + -on : a proton or neutron especially in …
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NUCLEOID — I. ˈn(y)üklēˌȯid adjective Etymology: nucle- + -oid : resembling a nucleus II. noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary …
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NUCLEATE — I. ˈn(y)üklēˌāt verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Late Latin nucleatus, past participle of nucleare to become kernelly, hard, from Latin …
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-ON — I. ˌän noun suffix ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, alteration of -one : chemical compound not a ketone …
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NUCLEOSYNTHESIS — ¦n(y)üklēōˌ noun Etymology: New Latin, from nucle- + synthesis : the production of a chemical element from simpler nuclei (as …
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NUCLEOSOME — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ˌsōm noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary nucle- + -some : any of the repeating …
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NUCLEOPHILE — ˈn(y)üklēōˌfīl noun ( -s ) Etymology: nucle- + -phil (I) : a nucleophilic substance (as an electron-donating reagent)
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NUCLEOGENESIS — "ˌ noun Etymology: New Latin, from nucle- + genesis : nucleosynthesis herein
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NUCLEOCAPSID — ¦n(y)üklēōˌ noun Etymology: nucle- + capsid (herein) : the nucleic acid and surrounding protein coat of a virus
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EXONUCLEOLYTIC — ¦ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ˌn(y)üklēəˈlid.ik adjective Etymology: exo- + nucle- + -lytic : cleaving a nucleotide chain at a point adjacent to …
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ENDONUCLEOLYTIC — ¦ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ˌn(y)üklēōˈlid.ik adjective Etymology: end- + nucle- + -lytic : cleaving a nucleotide chain into two parts at an …
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QUINUCLIDINE — kwə̇ˈnükləˌdēn, -_də̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: qui nine + nucl- (from nucle- ) + -idine : a crystalline bicyclic …
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NUCLEOTOXIC — |n(y)üklēō+ adjective Etymology: nucle- + toxic : toxic to the nuclei of cells c-mitotic agents are basically nucleotoxic
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NUCLEOTIDE — -ˌtīd noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary nucle- + -t- + -ide 1. : a compound that is …
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NUCLEOSIDE — -ˌsīd noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary nucle- + -ose + -ide : a crystalline compound formed by …
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NUCLEOPROTEIN — “+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary nucle- + protein : any of a class of conjugated proteins that are combinations …
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NUCLEOPROTAMINE — |n(y)üklēˌō+ noun Etymology: nucle- + protamine : a nucleoprotein derived from a protamine
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NUCLEOPLASM — ˈn(y)üklēəˌplazəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary nucle- + -plasm; probably originally formed as German nucleoplasma 1. : …
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NUCLEOPHILIC — |n(y)üklēə|filik adjective Etymology: nucle- + -philic : having an affinity for atomic nuclei : donating electrons to atomic nuclei : …
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NUCLEOMETER — ˌn(y)üklēˈäməd.ə(r) noun Etymology: nucle- + -meter : a sensitive counting device for nuclear particles
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NUCLEOME — ˈn(y)üklēˌōm noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary nucle- + -ome; originally formed as French nucléome : the entire …
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NUCLEUS — nucle|us BrE AmE ˈnjuːk li‿|əs § ˈnuːk-, !!-jəl- AmE ˈnuːk- ˈnjuːk-, , !!-jəl- ▷ nucle|i aɪ iː
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