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mononeme

mononeme noun: an unpaired strand of nucleic acid (typically, during transcription).

Noun

mononeme (plural mononemes)

  1. An unpaired strand of nucleic acid (typically, during transcription)

Forms of mononeme

pluralmononemes

Origin of mononeme

From mono- + -neme.

Questions about mononeme

What does mononeme mean?
Mononeme means an unpaired strand of nucleic acid (typically, during transcription).
What part of speech is mononeme?
Mononeme is a noun.
What is the plural of mononeme?
The plural of mononeme is mononemes.

Words near mononeme in the dictionary

  1. mononegaviral
  2. mononegavirus
  3. mononegaviruses
  4. mononematic
  5. mononematous
  6. mononeme
  7. mononemes
  8. mononeuritis
  9. mononeuritis multiplex
  10. mononeuropathic
  11. mononeuropathies

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