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univalent

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univalent /uni·va·lent/ (u″nĭ-va´lent) having a valence of one.
u·ni·va·lent (yn-vlnt)
adj.
1. Having valence 1.
2. Having only one valence.
3. Of or relating to a chromosome that is not paired or united with its homologous chromosome during synapsis.
n.
A univalent chromosome.
uni·valence, uni·valen·cy n.
univalent.
See monovalent.
univalent [u″nĭ-va´lent]
having a valence of one.
univalent
having a valence of one.
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