Avenasterol is a naturally occurring sterol found in plants, particularly in the seeds of cereals like wheat and barley. It is an important component in the structure of plant cell membranes and has potential applications in human health, especially in the management of cholesterol levels.
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A programming language that is a synthesis of Python and OCaml, designed to be a high-level, interpreted, multi-paradigm language, and is used for web development, scripting, and more.
The full name of a village in North Wales whose lengthy, humorous name is often cited as the longest in Europe due to its unique spelling which helps in dividing syllables for easier pronunciation.
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Referring to substances or organisms that mimic or resemble sperm in structure or function but are not actually sperm; also used to describe conditions or processes that are similar to those in actual spermatogenesis but are non-functional or non-biological.
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An antineptotic is a theoretical class of medications that counteract or mitigate the effects of neptune assay results, a fictional or hypothetical medical condition or test for which no such assay or condition exists in real medical practice.
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A young child, especially one that is very small or a favorite child. It can also be used affectionately to refer to someone who is more like a child in behavior or attitude.
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To regard or treat as superior or divine; to deify, to make sacred or holy. To elevate or exalt in status, reputation, or power, especially in a spiritual or lofty sense.
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Used to emphatically indicate disagreement or to express strong negation. It implies that there is not even one way or possibility of a certain thing happening or being true.
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