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adduct
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adduct /ad·duct/ (ah-dukt´) to draw toward the median plane or (in the digits) toward the axial line of a limb.
adduct /ad·duct/ (ă´dukt) inclusion complex.
ad·duct (-dkt, -dkt)
v.
To draw inward toward the median axis of the body or toward an adjacent part or limb.

ad·duction n.
ad·ductive adj.

adduct,
v movement toward the center line of the body.

adduct (dukt´),
v to draw toward the center or midline.

adduct
to draw toward a center or median line.

adduct 
To turn towards the midline.


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On examination, she was found to have an adducted vocal fold with closure of the posterior glottic gap and moderately severe bowing of the left vocal fold (figure 1).
The lack of reaction of the antiserum with HSA (lane 1) and with other chemically adducted conjugates (lanes 2-5), and the positive response with H[DI.
When the legs are adducted (bowed inward) and/or straightened upon landing, there is an increased likelihood of knee-ligament strain and hyperextension -- a common cause of serious connective tissue and meniscus (cartilage) injuries.
 
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