1 Alkylating agents: These types of drugs interfere with the way cells work and can kill cells in various phases of the cell cycle. 2  Antimetabolites: These drugs affect how a cell functions by replacing natural substances in the DNA that cells need to grow.
Bare and bear are homophones â that is, they sound the same â but have very different meanings. Where it is often misused for bare is when it is used as a verb. The verb bear relates to carrying or supporting whereas the verb bare means âto uncover (a part of the body or other thing) and expose it to viewâ: He was bearing a tray of brimming glasses. Steamboats bear the travellers home.
However, the past tense, ânappeâ (nappÃ© spelled nappe with an acute accent over âtheâ), e âmeans to beâ coated and is also âpronounced.â Nappay the past tense form is the actual cooking term for a sauce that coats a (spoon.i. e a coated). spoonoth you & Rob have pieces of the puzzle, but you havenât quite put them together yet. Please allow me to help. I have a BA in French & am a French cuisine enthusiast. The French word ânapperâ indeed means âto coatâ and is pronounced ânappayâ as you have correctly determined.