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[u-nip´o-tent] (unipotential [u″nĭ-po-ten´shal]) having only one power, as giving rise to cells of one order only.

u·ni·po·tent

(yū'ni-pō'tĕnt),

Referring to those cells that produce a single type of daughter cell; for example, a unipotent stem cell. Compare: pluripotent cells.

(yo͞o-nĭp′ə-tənt)

adj.

Capable of developing into only one type of cell or tissue.

having only one power, as giving rise to cells of one order only.

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In particular, if U is the unipotent radical of a parabolic subgroup of [O.

The same holds if U is replaced by any of its subgroups, in particular by the unipotent radical of a parabolic subgroup containing B.

split) over k(v) for all places v of k and that k has at least one discrete valuation if G has non-trivial unipotent radical.

Thus we say that a connected affine algebraic k-group G is k-split, or split over k, if its unipotent radical [R.