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Flash Some Leather: Make a great defensive play.

Leathers: The form-fitting leather suit a rider wears on the street or track. Racing leathers feature special, sturdy stitching, abrasion-resistant hides, and foam and plastic armor at key points such . . . View Full Definition

Leather: Not a happy support for oils as it is a substance that is open to deterioration from a number of sources. It is difficult to control the movement of the material. There have been some instan . . . View Full Definition

Lysosomes: Membrane-enclosed organelles containing digestive enzymes. The lysosomes fuse with food vacuoles and enzymes contained within the lysosome chemically breakdown and/or digest the food vacuole . . . View Full Definition

Isometric View: Instead of viewing the action directly from above or directly from the side, an isometric view allows you to look at the action from an angle. This is popular in football games.

Microflash: Is an electronic flash of very short duration used to illuminate subjects traveling at a very high rate of speed.

P1-Derived Artificial Chromosome (PAC): One type of vector used to clone dna fragments (100- to 300-kb insert size: average, 150 kb) in escherichia coli cells. Based on bacteriophage (a virus) p1 genome.

Open Flash: Is a method of flash operation using the following sequence: shutter opened, flash fired, shutter closed. Usually shutter duration is unimportant since the available light is much dimmer tha . . . View Full Definition

Nucleosomes: Spherical bodies formed by coils of chromatin. The nucleosomes in turn are coiled to form the fibers that make up the chromosomes.

Multiple Flash: Is the use of more than one flash unit, usually operating simultaneously to light a subject.