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primary cell

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primary cell [′prī‚merĀ·ē ′sel]
(electricity)
A cell that delivers electric current as a result of an electrochemical reaction that is not efficiently reversible, so that the cell cannot be recharged efficiently.

primary cell
A cell that generates electric current by electrochemical means; the discharge of electric current causes one of the electrodes in the cell to be consumed; usually a cell cannot be recharged from an external source of electric power, although some can be recharged to a limited extent.


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The inhibition is stimulated by a molecule called staphylococcal lipoteichoic acid (LTA), which acts on keratinocytes - the primary cell types found on the epidermis.
In addition having these phones just for the purpose of having short term coverage to be able to make calls in the event of losing service on their primary cell phone could be a real life saver in the event of an emergency.
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