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A fatty acid with one double bond, as in oleic acid.  

A flagellar arrangement with a single flagellum arising at the end of the cell.  

In research, any relationship in which steady increases or decreases of the dependent variable are associated with increases of the independent variable.  

The acceptance of or belief in one god.  

A diploid organism lacking one chromosome of its normal complement.  

The condition of having only one testicle in the scrotum. A condition in which only one testis is visible. Condition in which only one testicle has descended into the scrotum; also called monorchidism. Condition of having only one descended testicle. Absence of one testis. This is usually due to failure of one testicle to descend…

A paralysis in one arm or one leg paraplegia. The paralysis of one part of the body only, i.e. one muscle or one limb. Paralysis of a single limb or a single group of muscles. Paralysis affecting a single limb or a specific muscle group.  

Large white blood cells that have only one nucleus.  

Powerful chemical substances secreted by monocytes and macrophages that help direct the immune response.  

A cross between two parents differing only in a single gene. Offspring of a cross between parents differing in a single genetic characteristic.