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precursor in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Precursor or
Precursors may
refer to:
Precursor (religion), a forerunner,
predecessor The
Precursor, John...
- A
protein precursor, also
called a pro-protein or pro-peptide, is an
inactive protein (or peptide) that can be
turned into an
active form by post-translational...
- The
Precursors is a 2009 first-person
shooter game
developed by
Ukrainian game
studio Deep Shadows. The game was
released for
Windows in
Russia on 4 December...
- chemistry, a
precursor is a
compound that parti****tes in a
chemical reaction that
produces another compound. In biochemistry, the term "
precursor"
often refers...
- Drug
precursors, also
referred to as
precursor chemicals or
simply precursors, are
substances used to
manufacture illicit drugs. Most
precursors also...
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Marshall 2008, p. 432.
Sheehan 2003, pp. 85–86. Armand, Émile (1933). The
Precursors of Anarchism.
Translated by Anarquia. Paris: Éditions de l'En dehors....
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precursor cells—also
called blast cells—are
partially differentiated, or intermediate, and are
sometimes referred to as
progenitor cells. A
precursor...
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Precursorism,
called in its more
extreme forms precursoritis or precursitis, is a
characteristic of that kind of
historical writing in
which the author...
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Precursors of film are
concepts and
devices that have much in
common with the
later art and
techniques of cinema.
Precursors of film are
often referred...
- a medium. classically,
precursors precede the main signal,
although in
certain situations they may also
follow it.
Precursor phenomena exist for all...
