Hyponyms

Tna is a hyponym of xna.

In biochemistry|lang=en terms the difference between tna and xna

is that tna is (biochemistry) threose nucleic acid or threonucleic acid while xna is (biochemistry) nucleic acid analogue (nucleic acid analog) ; (backformation) ; x nucleic acid, where "x" is a stand-in for multitude of various nucleic acid acronyms, which are not dna or rna.

As initialisms the difference between tna and xna

is that tna is (biochemistry) threose nucleic acid or threonucleic acid while xna is (internet).

As a noun xna is

(biochemistry) nucleic acid analogue (nucleic acid analog) ; (backformation) ; x nucleic acid, where "x" is a stand-in for multitude of various nucleic acid acronyms, which are not dna or rna.

Hna is a hyponym of xna.

As nouns the difference between hna and xna

is that hna is while xna is (biochemistry) nucleic acid analogue (nucleic acid analog) ; (backformation) ; x nucleic acid, where "x" is a stand-in for multitude of various nucleic acid acronyms, which are not dna or rna.

As an adjective hna

is .

As an initialism xna is

(internet).

Gna is a hyponym of xna.

In biochemistry|lang=en terms the difference between gna and xna

is that gna is (biochemistry) glycol nucleic acid while xna is (biochemistry) nucleic acid analogue (nucleic acid analog) ; (backformation) ; x nucleic acid, where "x" is a stand-in for multitude of various nucleic acid acronyms, which are not dna or rna.

As initialisms the difference between gna and xna

is that gna is (biochemistry) glycol nucleic acid while xna is (internet).

As a noun xna is

(biochemistry) nucleic acid analogue (nucleic acid analog) ; (backformation) ; x nucleic acid, where "x" is a stand-in for multitude of various nucleic acid acronyms, which are not dna or rna.

Pna is a hyponym of xna.

In biochemistry|lang=en terms the difference between pna and xna

is that pna is (biochemistry) peptide nucleic acid while xna is (biochemistry) nucleic acid analogue (nucleic acid analog) ; (backformation) ; x nucleic acid, where "x" is a stand-in for multitude of various nucleic acid acronyms, which are not dna or rna.

As initialisms the difference between pna and xna

is that pna is polish national alliance while xna is (internet).

As a noun xna is

(biochemistry) nucleic acid analogue (nucleic acid analog) ; (backformation) ; x nucleic acid, where "x" is a stand-in for multitude of various nucleic acid acronyms, which are not dna or rna.

Counterinformation is a hyponym of counterpropaganda.

As nouns the difference between counterinformation and counterpropaganda

is that counterinformation is information (especially in espionage or propaganda) disseminated as a response and opposition to other information while counterpropaganda is propaganda disseminated as a response and opposition to other propaganda.

Fattism is a hyponym of looksism.

As nouns the difference between fattism and looksism

is that fattism is discrimination on the grounds of fatness while looksism is the formation of prejudices based on a person's physical appearance.

Mammaglobin is a hyponym of secretoglobin.

As nouns the difference between mammaglobin and secretoglobin

is that mammaglobin is a particular secretoglobin protein, associated with breast cancer while secretoglobin is any of a family of small disulfide-linked dimeric proteins found only in mammals.

Uteroglobin is a hyponym of secretoglobin.

As nouns the difference between uteroglobin and secretoglobin

is that uteroglobin is a particular secretoglobin protein while secretoglobin is any of a family of small disulfide-linked dimeric proteins found only in mammals.

Ringnut is a hyponym of tolkienite.

As nouns the difference between ringnut and tolkienite

is that ringnut is a fan of the opera cycle (der ring des nibelungen) by (richard wagner) while tolkienite is a fan of the works and fantasy world of , especially the hobbit'' and ''the lord of the rings .

Antanaclasis is a hyponym of asteismus.

In rhetoric|lang=en terms the difference between antanaclasis and asteismus

is that antanaclasis is (rhetoric) the repeated use of the same word or phrase, but with a different meaning each time; a kind of pun while asteismus is (rhetoric) in dialog, a retort based on a punning use of another speaker's word or metaphor.

As nouns the difference between antanaclasis and asteismus

is that antanaclasis is (rhetoric) the repeated use of the same word or phrase, but with a different meaning each time; a kind of pun while asteismus is (rhetoric) witty dialog or response.