Associations to the word «Uptake»
Noun
- Carcinoma
- Peptide
- Bind
- Sulfur
- Kidney
- Seedling
- Ph
- Specificity
- Assimilation
- Pore
- Regulator
- Kinase
- Enzyme
- Enhancement
- Retention
- Incorporation
- Competence
- Apoptosis
- Nucleotide
- Lesion
- Organism
- Increase
- Transport
- Contamination
- Clearance
- Molecule
- Wastewater
- Hydrogen
- Gut
- Ppm
- Rate
- Na
- Anemia
- Equilibrium
- Correlate
- Compound
- Evaporation
- Antibody
- Decomposition
- Mobilization
- Iron
- Agonist
- Reduction
- Moisture
- Metal
- Vaccine
- Pb
- Mri
- Proliferation
- Conductivity
- Organic
- Fe
- Mineral
- Sensitivity
- Pump
- Testosterone
- Deposition
- Antibiotic
- Viability
- Vaccination
- Storage
- Mf
- Mem
- Fibre
- Rat
- Ventilation
- Transformation
- Diabetes
- Ml
- Sis
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
UPTAKE, noun. Understanding, comprehension
UPTAKE, noun. Absorption, especially of food or nutrient by an organism
UPTAKE, noun. (dated) a chimney
UPTAKE, verb. (archaic) To take up, to lift.
Dictionary definition
UPTAKE, noun. The process of taking food into the body through the mouth (as by eating).
UPTAKE, noun. A process of taking up or using up or consuming; "they developed paper napkins with a greater uptake of liquids".
Wise words
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