Preposition: of

• lymphocyte: Another drug, FTY720, has a unique action to prevent rejection, by altering the homing of lymphocytes to the lymphoid compartments.

Converse of object

• lose: AZM lost homing x 2, autorecovered ( 0.6 ).

Adjective modifier

• dual: Dual homing has been attempted within the UK and shown to be possible.

Modifies a noun

• pigeon: With such rockets, the giant homing pigeons could fly at nearly 600 mph.

• beacon: Iron Man Cheats Collect the four homing beacons in each act to access the secret area to retrieve a piece of his armor.

• instinct: A homing instinct was a special curse of God She took the selection box out of the bag.

• missile: This is the first use of automatic homing missiles during the Second World War.

• device: Tracker stolen vehicle recovery systems work like an electronic homing device.

• system: The chances of survival are increased by the infrared homing systems of most SAM systems.

Noun used with modifier

• lymphocyte: I. FTY720 selectively decreases the number of circulating mature lymphocytes by acceleration of lymphocyte homing.

• cell: Thus these factors are likely to be centrally involved in the stem cell homing process, post transplantation, in the adult animal.

• re: Help and advice gladly given during and after re homing.

• stem: Thus these factors are likely to be centrally involved in the stem cell homing process, post transplantation, in the adult animal.

• fire: These wriggling wonders can throw grenades, fire homing missiles and even build factories to make even more destructive weapons!