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\"\"<\/a>Convex removable covering of a part.<\/p>\n

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The upside-down cuplike part of a fruit body whose undersurface bears the basidia in a hymenium on gills, teeth, tubes, veins, or smooth surfaces.<\/p>\n

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A covering which protects something.<\/p>\n

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An artificial hard covering for a damaged or broken tooth.<\/p>\n

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The structure at the 5′ end of eukaryotic mRNA, introduced after transcription by linking the terminal phosphate of 5’GTP to the terminal base of the messenger RNA. The added G (and sometimes other bases) is methylated.<\/p>\n

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A limit on the amount of money which may be spent for a given purpose. A global budget for health care for a community would be such a cap.<\/p>\n

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A covering or a cover-like part. The duodenal cap is the superior part of the duodenum as seen on X-ray after a barium meal.<\/p>\n

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