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Dictionary » D » Disintegrate DisintegrateDisintegrate to separate into integrant parts; to reduce to fragments or to powder; to break up, or cause to fall to pieces, as a rock, by blows of a hammer, frost, rain, and other mechanical or atmospheric influences. Marlites are not disintegrated by exposure to the atmosphere, at least in six years. (Kirwan) Origin: L. Dis- _ integratus, p. P. Of integrare to renew, repair, fr. Integer entire, whole. See Integer. ![]()
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Results from our forumBreaking Down Hydro-Silica Gels Within the Body... the human biological system so are not usefull. the resonant cyclotronic frequency of the silicate gel could be targeted with EM waves which would disintegrate its molecular structure,but such a breakdown process could be violent and result in cellular damage. or perhaps ionizing the silica gells,scrambling ...
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Cell washingIt depends. if there are chemicals that could dehydrate cells quickly or could disintegrate cell contents--gotta go to a next technique that is suited in studying cells. Normal saline solution afterall is isotonic.
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replacing Cells in and outsWhat's this about calcium? I drink 4 glass of milk a day. I'm good, my bone mass isn't going to disintegrate. And for all you soy milk drinkers... go suck a cow. Cow milk is real milk!
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The Fiber Disease... and this is to whomever said in that long post above: No one will care about your health as much as you - they will just watch you disintegrate in public - googling yourself to death Well, I say they can watch me google them to death too b/c that is just what I'm doing. They know ...
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vaccine... made in continuous sheets of tissue culture cells by virus growing in a cell and spreading to neighboring cells and causing them to disintegrate). Presumably, small plaques represented slower or less spread of virus. Temperature sensitivity changes also made the virus poorly adapted ...
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