What does the term mitagen mean?
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I think you mean "mitogen".  A mitogen is a chemical that will induce living cells to replicate themselves via the mitotic cell division process.  Many types of cells are prompted to begin the division process by naturally occurring mitogens, usually proteins, often referred to as growth factors or cytokines.  Such proteins initiate a second-messenger signal transduction pathway called the mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) mechanism that ultimately triggers mitosis in the target cell.\n\nMitogens are also used in the laboratory to create colonies of identical cells, beginning with one or many cells having specific origin and characteristics.  For example, they are used in experimental immunology to produce clones of T- or B-lymphocytes and other leukocytes capable of mounting an immune response to a specific antigen of interest, or expressing cell membrane surface markers (HLA antigens) of interest.  The two I am most familiar with are pokeweed mitogen and concanavalin-A, both of which are derived from plants.
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What do you mean?\n\n\n--- LeeeN
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A sick mind, as it really does not exist going on the evidence that we are all related. It is a dream stated not a reality. It's example is pure blond blue eyed, brilliant and strong. Complete lie. It was not Adolph Hitler but a movement from the late 18th century that coined the phrase and the image of so called perfection and purity of a Germanic people.\nAryan is an English word derived from the Indian Vedic Sanskrit and Iranian Avestan terms ari-, arya-, ārya-, and/or the extended form aryāna-. The Sanskrit and Old Persian languages both pronounced the word as arya-. Beyond its use as the ethnic self-designation of the Proto-Indo-Iranians, the meaning "noble" has been attached to it in Sanskrit and Persian. In linguistics, it is sometimes still used in reference to the Indo-Iranian language family, but it is primarily restricted to the compound Indo-Aryan, the Indic subgroup of the Indo-Iranian branch\nMax Müller and other 19th century linguists theorized that the term *arya was used as the self-description of the Proto-Indo-Europeans. Following Müller, the term gained an added meaning, being used in the West to refer to what are now called the 'Proto-Indo-Europeans', and, by extension, to the Indo-European speaking peoples as a whole, besides Müller for example by H. Chavée in 1867 (aryaque), but the term in this sense never saw frequent use, precisely for being reserved for "Indo-Iranian" already. G. I. Ascoli in 1854 used arioeuropeo, viz. a compound "Aryo-European" with the same rationale as "Indo-European", the term now current, which has been in frequent use since the 1830s.\n\nUse of "Aryan" for "Indo-European" in academia was obsolete by the 1910s: B. W. Leist in 1888 still titles Alt-Arisches Jus Gentium ("Old Aryan [meaning Indo-European, not Indo-Iranian] Ius Gentium"). P. v. Bradke in 1890 titles Methode und Ergebnisse der arischen (indogermanischen) Altterthumswissenschaft, still using "Aryan", but inserting an explanatory bracket. Otto Schrader in 1917 in his Reallexikon der indogermanischen Altertumskunde under the entry Arier matter-of-factly discusses the Indo-Iranians, without any reference to a possible wider meaning of the term.\n\nAccording to Michael Witzel in his paper Autochthonous Aryans? The Evidence from Old Indian and Iranian Texts, "the use of the word Arya or Aryan to designate the speakers of all Indo-European (IE) languages or as the designation of a particular race is an aberration of many writers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries and should be avoided."
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I think you meant analysand. Here is a link to the definition.\n\nhttp://education.yahoo.com/reference/dictionary/entry/analysand\n\nSincerely,\nTerry
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mitosis is the process of cell division.\n\nWithout cell division there would be no reproduction of cells, therefore when a cell dies, that would be it.  Eventually all your cells would die, and you'd be dead.\n\nThis website will probably explain it better:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitosis
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em·pa·thy    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (mp-th)\nn. \n1. Identification with and understanding of another's situation, feelings, and motives. See Synonyms at pity. \n2. The attribution of one's own feelings to an object. \n\n\nap·a·thy    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (p-th)\nn. \n1. Lack of interest or concern, especially regarding matters of general importance or appeal; indifference. \n2. Lack of emotion or feeling; impassiveness.
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A slang term for several parts of the human anatomy.   \n (1) A penis, usually wider than long.\n(2) The perenium, the area in between the scrotum and anus.
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I believe it refers to the epidermis being peeled away, the opposite effect as when you place a glove on your hand and you take it off your hand, you would deglove your hand from the mitten for example.\n\nMay God Bless your home and your child in this moment of need.\n\nGood Luck and prosper...;*!*;...
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You might mean "touche" which is a french word acknowledging, originally, a hit in fencing. It has come signify a successful criticism or an effective point in argument, as in "Nice reply! Touche! You got me, etc."\n\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n[French, from past participle of toucher, to hit or wound in fencing, from Old French touchier, to touch. See touch.]
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It means rival.  It's root is Emil.
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It refers to when someone puts their eye against someones' cheek, and bat their eyelashes against it very softly.\n\nIt kinda tickles, but it does feel like something's landed on your face.\n\n♥
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Though FAR from being an expert in this area; I believe the answer your looking for is this.\n\nS&M = Sadism & Masochism\n\nDefinitions:\n\nSad•ism (sayd'-iz-em)  (1.)Sexual excitement and satisfaction from watching-others-in OR inflicting-others-with pain or humiliation.\n\nmas•och•ism (mas'-oh-kiz-em) n.  (1.)Sexual excitement and satisfaction from one's own pain or humiliation.  (2.)Enjoyment of what seems to be painful or tiresome.
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The meaning is : (he-she-it) will win over or overtake you by means of words.-\nTe superabit=will win over you.\nverbis= by means of words.\n\n The sequence is fine.-\n\nCiao........John-John.
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Ornate speech = bombast\nBeaten/Thrashed = banged\n\n(Beaten, thrashed, and banged can all mean to have been struck violently. Bombast means "grandiose or pompous speech; pretentious words.")
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One of these perhaps?\n\nN(onas) M(aias), n(ostri) M(arci), n(u)m(eri), N(umerus) M(auretanorum), n(umini) m(aiestatique) \n\nFound at this site:\nhttp://asgle.classics.unc.edu/abbrev/latin/Norefn.htm
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Nothing. It is a phonetic abbreviation. It means "to come" which is just what you said.
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Its actually spelled ESCHATOLOGY. It is a part of the "Theology" which talks about the "End of World" or the "Armageddon"..\n\nAs you can read from Wiki (link below) it is derived from the Greek word for "End of age"\n\n.:Fishie:.