Associations to the word «Adduct»
Noun
- Metabolite
- Dna
- Amine
- Alder
- Nucleotide
- Polymerase
- Ionization
- Reagent
- Replication
- Flex
- Fragmentation
- Hydrolysis
- Chloride
- Ligand
- Ion
- Spectrometry
- Ether
- Oxidation
- Ms
- Oxide
- Cleavage
- Hydrocarbon
- Anion
- Lesion
- Uv
- Solvent
- Ammonium
- Cis
- Ester
- Ammonia
- Characterization
- Compound
- Formation
- Strand
- Assay
- H2o
- Template
- Toxicity
- Retardation
- Apoptosis
- Cartilage
- Mutation
- Acid
- Ethyl
- Thumb
- Intermediate
- Reaction
- Chromatography
- Lymphocyte
- Alkali
- Peptide
- Sulfur
- Lipid
- Fold
- Urine
- Molecule
- Helix
- Catalyst
- Ras
- Sodium
- Collagen
- Acetate
- Hydrogen
- Repair
- Cation
- Fluorescence
- Bind
- Lymphoma
- Proton
- Derivative
- Gel
- Protein
- Exposure
- Lewis
Adjective
Wiktionary
ADDUCT, verb. (transitive) (physiology) To draw towards a center or a middle line.
ADDUCT, noun. (chemistry) The product of an addition reaction
Dictionary definition
ADDUCT, noun. A compound formed by an addition reaction.
ADDUCT, verb. Draw a limb towards the body; "adduct the thigh muscle".
Wise words
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