Télomère

tellurer tellurite n. (géol.), tellurite f. tellurium n. (chim.), tellure m. (élém., symb. Te) tellurize (to) = tellurise (to) tellurous adj. (chim.), tellureux telmatosaur(us) n. (paléo.), telmatosaure m. telolecithal adj. (bio.), télolécithe telomere n. (bio.), télomère m. telophase n. (bio.), télophase f. TEM = transmission electron microscope temnospondylous adj. (amph., paléo.), temnospondyle tempering n. (métal.), revenu m., recuit m. (après trempe) temper (to) v. t., 1. (métal.) revenir, recuire;

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