Look up: Hetero-

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   hetero
   a connectionist learning paradigm.A hetero-association paradigm is one in which the goal is to build up an association between different patterns presented to the input and output units of a connectionist system.The goal is to find a set of connections so that whenever a particular pattern reappears on the input units,the associated pattern will appear on the output units Category: General ...
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   Hetero Drugs
   `Hetero Drugs` is an Indian Pharmaceutical Company which was recently awarded licence to make TamifluSwiss firm Roche has licensed Hetero Drugs an Indian company to make a generic version of its anti-flu treatment Tamiflu for India and other developing countries.The drug is widely seen as the most promising treatment for combating any future pandemic of bird flu in humans.The company says Hetero Drugs is among the first to demonstrate that it is ...
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   Hetero-
   Hetero-: Combining form from the Greek 'heteros' meaning 'different.' The opposite is 'homo-' from the Greek 'homos' meaning 'same.' For example, heterogeneous and homogeneous, heterosexual and homosexual, etc.
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   hetero-
   Prefix denoting different or varied.
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   Hetero-
   Het'er·o- [ Greek 'e`teros other.] A combining form signifying other , other than usual , different ; as, hetero clite, hetero dox, hetero gamous.
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   hetero-
   Combining form from the Greek heteros meaning different. The opposite is homo- from the greek homos meaning same. For example, heterogeneous and homogeneous, heterosexual and homosexual, etc. ... (12 Dec 1998) ...
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   Hetero-
   • A combining form signifying other, other than usual, different; as, heteroclite, heterodox, heterogamous.
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   hetero-
   The other, different; opposite of homo- [G. heteros, other]
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   hetero-association
   a connectionist learning paradigm.A hetero-association paradigm is one in which the goal is to build up an association between different patterns presented to the input and output units of a connectionist system.The goal is to find a set of connections so that whenever a particular pattern reappears on the input units,the associated pattern will appear on the output units Category: General
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    hetero-epitaxial
    material consisting of a 'substrate' with stacked epitaxially grown multiple layers Category: Electrical engineering and energy
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    hetero-osteoplasty
    Bone transplantation from one species to another; formerly used to denote transplants from one person to another. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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    hetero-osteoplasty
    (het″әr-o-os´te-o-plas″te) osteoplasty with bone taken from an individual of another species.
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    Hetero-psychological Ethics
    Ethics based on mental categories other than the conscience, as contrasted with idio-psychological ethics, or ethics based on the inner facts of conscience. Introduced as terms into ethics by J. Martineau (1805-1899) in 1885. -- J.K.F.
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    heteroagglutination
    (het″әr-o-ә-gloo″tĭ-na´shәn) agglutination of particulate antigens of one species by agglutinins derived from another species.
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    heteroagglutinin
    A form of haemagglutinin, one that agglutinates the red blood cells of species other than that in which the heteroagglutinin occurs. ... See: haemagglutinin. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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    heteroagglutinin
    (het″әr-o-ә-gloo´tĭ-nin) an agglutinin that is capable of heteroagglutination.
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    heteroagglutinin
    A form of hemagglutinin, one that agglutinates the red blood cells of species other than that in which the heteroagglutinin occurs. See Also: hemagglutinin
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    heteroalleles
    Genes that have undergone mutation at different nucleotide positions and therefore result from different mutational events. ... Compare: eualleles. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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    heteroalleles
    Genes that have undergone mutation at different nucleotide positions and therefore result from different mutational events. Cf. eualleles
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    heteroantibody
    Antibody that is heterologous with respect to antigen, in contradistinction to isoantibody. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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    heteroantibody
    (het″әr-o-an″tĭ-bod´e) an antibody combining with antigens originating from a species foreign to the antibody producer.
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    heteroantibody
    Antibody that is heterologous with respect to antigen, in contradistinction to isoantibody.
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    heteroantigen
    (het″әr-o-an´tĭ-jәn) an antigen originating from a species foreign to the antibody producer.
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    heteroantiserum
    Antiserum developed in one animal species against antigens or cells of another species. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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    heteroantiserum
    Antiserum developed in one animal species against antigens or cells of another species.
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