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Having but one base. Stedman's Medical Dictionary 1069 cam'erate [L. unus, one, + camera, chamber.] laving but one cavity, unilocular. cell'ular [L. unus, one, + cellula, a cell.] Comlosed of but one cell, as the protozoans. cen'tral. Having a single center, as of growth ir of o ification. cep'tor [unus, one, + capere, to take.] A_ eceptor which has only a haptophore group or a laptop hore and a, zymophore group, but no:omplementophile group. icism (u'ni-sizm) [L. unus, one.] The doctrine lormerly held by many that there was but one renereal poison, at least that chancroid and the syphilitic chancre were due to the same virus; apposed to dualism. licomous. Having but one horn, or comu. licom [L. unus, one, + comu, horn.] XJnicomous laving a single horn or comu. u. root, aletris. 1. u'terus, a tmilaterally developed uterus in ifhich one comu is imperfectly formed. icus'pid [L. unus, one, + cuspis, point.] i. Provided with but one cusp, as a canine tooth. 2. 3ne of the canine or incisor teeth which have but Dne cusp. icus'pidate. Uni cuspid. + ifamil'ial [L. unus, one, familia, family.] Relating to or occurring in a single family; noting especially a nervous disease attacking several of the children in the same family in which no hereditary taint is apparent. i flagellate (u-nl-flaj'el-at). Having but one flagellum. ifo'iate [L. unus, one, + for at us; for are, to pierce.] Having but one foramen, pore, or opening of any kind. liform [L. unus, one, + form a, form.] i. Having but one form, not variable in form. 2. Of the same form or shape as another structure or object. iger'minal [L. unus, one, + germen, bud, germ.] Relating to a single germ or ovum. iglan'dular. Involving, relating to, or containing but one gland. igrav'ida [L. unus, one, + gravida, pregnant.] A woman who is pregnant for the first time. ilam'inar, unilam'inate. Having but one layer or lamina. + ilat'eral [L. unus, one, lat us (later-), side.] Confined to one side only. ilo'bar. Having but one lobe. + compartment.] iloc'ular [L. unus, one, loculus, Having but one compartment, uni came rate. i nuclear, uninucleate (u-ni-nu'kle-ar, u-ninu'kle-at). Having but one nucleus. iocular (u-ni-ok'u-lar). [L. unus, one, + oculus, eye.] i. Relating to one eye only. 2. Having but one eye, one-eyed. ion (un'yun) [L. unus, one.] 1. The joining or amalgamation of two or more bodies; adhesion or growing together. 2. The stmctural adhesion or growing together of the edges of a wound, u. by first inten'tion, etc., see intention, vic'ious u., union of the ends of a broken bone in such a way as to cause a deformity, or a crooked limb. ioval, uni ovular (u-ni-o'val, u-nl-ov'u-lar). Relating to or formed from a single ovum. lip'ara [L. unus, one, + para, from parere, to A woman who has borne but one bring forth.] child. ipar'iens. Uniparous. Giving birth to one young at a lip'arous. i. Noting a unipara. time. 2. lipen'nate [L. unus, one, -Ipenna, feather.] Having feather arrangement on one side; a.