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1) Biology: low-melting ( point) agarose, low-gelling-point agarose2) Immunology: low-gelling-temperature agarose, low-meltpoint agarose, seaplaque agarose3) Makarov: low-melt-point agaroseУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > легкоплавкая агароза
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1) Aviation: low-melt-point2) Military: easily melted3) Engineering: free-melting, fusible4) Chemistry: low-melting5) Construction: low-gelling-temperature6) Railway term: high-melting7) Metallurgy: easily fusible, readily fusible8) Silicates: soft (о стекле)9) Mechanics: low-milting10) Automation: low-melt
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