Medical term:
isomerizing
isomer
[i´so-mer]any compound exhibiting, or capable of exhibiting, isomerism. adj., adj isomer´ic.
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i·so·mer
(ī'sō-mĕr),1. One of two or more substances displaying isomerism, for example, l-glucose and d-glucose or citrate and isocitrate. Compare: stereoisomer.
2. One of two or more nuclides having the same atomic and mass numbers but differing in energy states for a finite period of time, for example, 99mTc and 99Tc.
[iso- + G. meros, part]
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i·so·mer
(ī'sō-mĕr)1. One of two or more substances displaying isomerism.
Compare: stereoisomer
Compare: stereoisomer
2. One of two or more nuclides having the same atomic and mass numbers but differing in energy states for a finite period of time.
[iso- + G. meros, part]
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isomer
A chemical compound having the same number of each type of atom (same percentage composition and molecular weight) as another compound, but having different chemical or physical properties.Collins Dictionary of Medicine © Robert M. Youngson 2004, 2005
iso·mer
(ī'sō-mĕr)1. One of two or more substances displaying isomerism.
2. One of two or more nuclides having the same atomic and mass numbers but differing in energy states for a finite period of time.
[iso- + G. meros, part]
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