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 of ?-catenin. Theseresults propose that deletions occurring in FAT1 gene contributes to cancerousdispersed morphology. settlementNishikawa et al. analyzed the expression levels of mRNAs of FAT1, whichexist in human OSCC cell lines with RT-PCR. The levels showed diverse resultsfor all cultured cell lines except SAS and SCC66. Additionally, immunofluorescencewas conducted with the same aim. However, alike result got yield. Results gotfrom double immunofluorescence done with 3 FAT1-positive and 1 FAT1-negativecell lines

Creative Writing, Poetry Unit

diction word choice denotative literal meaning of the word connotative figurative meaning, as well as overtones and nuances that a word or phrase suggests implications layers that lie beneath the surface, tone poems attitude towards the subject cliches stale, familiar words, phrases, and metaphors obscurity unclear ambiguity poem’s ability to offer more than one plausible reading at a time personification treating something inanimate as if it had the qualities of

Combo with Poetry: Sound Effects and 5 others

Alliteration the repetition of a consonant sound in a line of verse or prose. Alliteration can be used at the beginning of words (initial alliteration as in “cool cats”) or internally on stressed syllables (internal alliteration as in “I met a traveler from an antique land.”). Assonance The repetition of two or more vowel sounds in successive words, which creates a kind of rime. Like alliteration, the assonance may occur

Tpcastt/poetry analysis

Alliteration The repetition of consonant sounds, especially at the beginning of words. Assonance The repetition of similar vowel sounds, especially at the beginning of words Blank verse A line of poetry or prose in unrhymed iambic pentameter Connotation The personal or emotional associations called up by a word that goes beyond its dictionary meaning Couplet A literary device which can be defined as having two successive rhyming lines in a

Poetry: Rime

Rime two or more words that contain an identical or similar vowel sound, usually accented, with following consonant sounds (if any) identical as well (woo and stew). An exact rime is a full rime in which the sounds following the initial letters of the words are identical in sound (follow and hollow). Consonance Also called Slant rime. A kind of rime in which the linked words share similar consonant sounds

Renaissance Poetry

definition of “pastoral” literally means “rural” definition of “pastoral” literally means “having to do with the rustic life of shepherds” pastoral verse poem that idealizes rural settings sonnet derived from the Italian word for “little song” two forms of sonnet Shakespearean sonnet and Petrarchan sonnet another term for the English sonnet Shakespearean sonnet another term for the Italian sonnet Petrarchan sonnet number of lines in a sonnet fourteen lines number

Poetry: terms meter-J

meter a meter is the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables established in a line of poetry. The stressed (‘) syllable is also called the accented syllable. The unstressed (?u) syllable is also called the unaccented syllable. In determining the meter, the importance of the word, the position in the metrical pattern, and other linguistic factors should be considered. In identifying the meter of a line or verse, the type

Poetry Terms (Meter)

iamb a metrical unit of an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed syllable. (i.e. New York) trochee a stressed syllable followed by an unstressed syllable. (i.e. London) dactyl a stressed syllable followed by two unstressed syllables. (i. e. yesterday) anapest two unstressed syllables followed by one stressed syllable. (i.e. Tennessee) spondee two stressed syllables in a row. (i. e. sit down!) monometer one foot dimeter two feet trimeter three feet

Sound and Sense–Poetry Terms

Denotation Dictionary meaning of a word Connotation Suggested associations with word Imagery Representation of sensory experience with words Visual Imagery Imagery describing sight Auditory Imagery Imagery describing sound Tactile Imagery Imagery describing touch Olfactory Imagery Imagery describing smell Gustatory Imagery Imagery describing taste Organic Imagery Imagery describing internal sensations Kinesthetic Imagery Imagery describing movement of the body Figure of Speech A way of saying one thing but meaning another. Figurative

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