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anaerobiosis

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anaerobiosis /an·aer·o·bi·o·sis/ (an″ah-ro″bi-o´sis) metabolic processes occurring in the absence of molecular oxygen.
an·aer·o·bi·o·sis (n-rb-ss, nâ-r-)
n.
Life sustained by an organism in the absence of oxygen.
anaerobiosis
life in the absence of oxygen; a term applied most commonly to microbes.


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Effect of anaerobiosis and cell poisons on glucose uptake of hemidiaphragms and epididymal fat pads in vitro.
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