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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.
adduct, v movement toward the center line of the body.
adduct ( v to draw toward the center or midline.
adduct to draw toward a center or median line.
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Because of their reactivity, metabolites of PAHs are
genotoxic by adducting to DNA and they are also acutely toxic, whereas
the effects of HAHs are more chronic. Collectively, these structures are responsible
for such actions as adducting (toward the mid-line of the body),
abducting (away from the mid-line of the body), and extending the arms. In addition, second and third generation products are manufactured
by adducting desirable reactive compounds on the backbone of the polymer
chain. |
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