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21univalent — uni|va|lent [...v...] <zu ↑uni... u. lat. valens, Gen. valentis, Part. Präs. von valere, vgl. ↑Valenz> einwertig (Chem.) …
22univalent — u·ni·va·lent || ‚juËnɪ veɪlÉ™nt adj. having a valence of one …
23univalent — uni·va·lent …
24univalent — u•ni•va•lent [[t]ˌyu nəˈveɪ lənt, yuˈnɪv ə [/t]] adj. 1) chem. having a chemical valence of one; monovalent 2) gen biochem. a) having one binding site, as an antibody b) unpaired, as a chromosome • Etymology: 1865–70 …
25univalent — /juniˈveɪlənt/ (say yoohnee vayluhnt) adjective 1. Chemistry → monovalent (def. 1). 2. Biology one only; applied to a chromosome which does not possess, or does not join, its homologous chromosome in synapsis. {uni + valent} –univalency …
26univalent — An unpaired chromosome at the first division of meiosis …
27univalent antibody — noun see blocking antibody …
28univalente — ● univalent, univalente adjectif Synonyme de monovalent. ● univalent, univalente (synonymes) adjectif Synonymes : monovalent …
29унивалент — univalent унивалент. Xромосома, не спаренная с какой либо др. хромосомой (гомологичной, если таковая имеется в кариотипе) в профазе и метафазе I деления мейоза; в норме У. образуются лишь Х хромосомами самцов в отсутствии Y хромосомы, кроме того …
30Valence (chemistry) — For other uses, see Valence (disambiguation). In chemistry, valence, also known as valency or valence number, is a measure of the number of bonds formed by an atom of a given element. Valence can be defined as the number of valence bonds[1] a… …
