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phosphatide
[fos-fuh-tahyd, -tid]
phosphatide
/ ˈfɒsfəˌtaɪd /
noun
another name for phospholipid
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Word History and Origins
Origin of phosphatide1
1884; phosphate + -ide ( def. )
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Example Sentences
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The handy diagram below, created by Twitter user @Phosphatide, makes it easy to understand the Cube Rule and issue decrees on other dishes.
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One of them, the phosphatide fraction, makes cells grow wildly and rapidly, giving the effect of cancer.
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Three good means of diagnosis for early tuberculosis exist: X-rays; tuberculin tests; precipitation of a suspect's blood serum by fatty phosphatide fractions of the tuberculosis germ.*
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Page 192 “But phosphatides occur” - had “phosphatide soccur”.
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This phosphatide is by far the best-known lipoid.
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