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Sylvia (Pyris VII)

Sylvia was the junior member of a team from beyond the Milky Way Galaxy of two Ornithoid explorers in Human form who established an outpost, disguised as a large castle, on the planet Pyris VII. Landing parties from the were trapped by Sylvia and her colleague Korob for observation in 2267.
In the place where these aliens came from, there was evidently no luxury and little sensation. Sylvia's sudden immersion in sensation and luxury caused her to become irrational; she discovered, too, that she liked inflicting pain and controlling others. Korob considered Sylvia a traitor and her actions a betrayal of the purpose for which the dispatched the explorers. But by that time, Sylvia was past caring; in fact, she planned to dispose of Korob and seize his greater power for her own use.
Sylvia could alter her form at will and could telepathically examine the minds of individuals near her. She could also control the minds of individuals telepathically; all of these feats were performed by her own mind, amplified by the power of a mechanism entrusted to her; in her Human and cat forms, this instrument appeared as a crystal pendant. In one of the landing party expeditions to Pyris VII, Sylvia projected an image of Lieutenant in her mind. When she killed the image, and knew it was dead, she murdered him for real.
Korob, recognizing that his entire mission was compromised, freed the Enterprise crewmen, and began to guide them out of the castle. But Sylvia interrupted this, confronting them in the form of an enormous cat. While attempting to escape her clutches, Korob was crushed and seriously injured by a large door that Sylvia knocked off its hinges; Kirk seized Korob's wand, the transmuter, and escaped through the ceiling. There, Sylvia sent her enthralled minions, McCoy, Scott, and Sulu, against Kirk and Spock; they defeated these men, only to be faced with Sylvia, still a gigantic cat. But by this point, Kirk understood the importance of the transmuter: even though he couldn't control it, he threatened Sylvia with it. Sylvia evidently could operate it only when in physical contact with it; despite the fact that Kirk was quite close to her, holding the device, she continued to demand that he give it to her. Finally, she tried to use a phaser to force him to give her the device; he responded by smashing it, which undid everything it had created, leaving only the frail forms of Sylvia and Korob, tiny creatures only a few centimeters long, and frail as feathers on the wind, quickly withering and dying. ()
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Symba Smith

Symba Berae Smith is an actress who played a Sobras bar dancer in the second season episode and Aluura in the sixth season episode . She was uncredited for the former appearance.
Smith was born in Gulfport, Mississippi and has started her entertainment career as Miss Teen All-American pageant winner in 1989. She moved on and has appeared in television commercials (over ninety, for products such as Budweiser, McDonald's, and Miller Light beer), television series, films, music videos, and stage plays, beside her work as a model. She is probably best known as the Remarkable Mouth commercial voice, which she provided for several years. After winning the spokesmodel category in the casting show Star Search, she resided in Los Angeles and was photographed for over thirty magazines. Smith is still single. She works also as a director and producer for projects such as the comedy show Lana's Pupil.
Among Smith's resume are television guest appearances in series such as The Young and the Restless, Friends (1996), (1995-96), (1996, starring Jerry O'Connell and John Rhys-Davies and stunts by Shawn Crowder), (1998, starring Kirstie Alley and Wallace Langham), (2002, starring Martin Sheen, with Timothy Davis-Reed, Gina Hecht, Thomas Kopache, and Christian Slater), (2003), Passions (2004), (2004, with Scott Sahadi), and (2006).
She has also performed in films such as (1993), (1994), (1994, starring Eddie Murphy, with Eugene Collier, Jimmy Ortega, Ousaun Elam, Rick Avery, Timothy Carhart, Stephen McHattie, Albie Selznick, and Bob Minor), (1996), (1997, with James Cromwell, Paul Guilfoyle and Matt McCoy), and Pissed (2005).
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Symbiogenesis

Symbiogenesis was a rare reproductive process. Instead of pollination or mating, symbiogenetic organisms merged with a second species to create a hybrid. lysosomal enzymes might be an indicator of symbiogenesis.
Andorian amoebas were a known example; they merged with other single-celled organisms to form a unique third species. 
Symbiogenesis did not generally occur in a species as complex as a humanoid. 
By 2380, the artificial process was referred to as being "Tuvixed", after its notable 2372 occurrence on . ()
==Artificial symbiogenesis==
In both instances, the newly created hybrid indidvidual is considered a person with their own right, and seperate them is considered murder.
===The "Tuvix" incident===
Symbiogenesis was artificially induced on Voyager in 2372, when a transporter accident combined Lieutenant Commander Tuvok and Neelix, forming a new individual, christened "Tuvix". It was theorized that this had been made possible by the fact that during transport they would have to be broken down to microcelluar level, their DNA and proteins all in a state of molecular flux. If an enzyme causing symbiogenesis interacted with DNA while in the matter stream, their patterns might then be merged.
Neelix and Tuvok had been collecting samples of a symbiogenetic alien orchid when they were beamed up. The orchid's enzymes reacted with the separated microcellular state the crewmen were in, combining their DNA. As a result, there was only one pattern, the combined one, to rematerialize. Tuvix suffered no ill effects physically or mentally from the process. 
Eventually, The Doctor found a way to separate them by using a radioisotope that would attach itself to one of the original species' DNA patterns, but not the other, allowing the transporter to separate Tuvix into individuals. This was done by Captain Kathryn Janeway, despite Tuvix's protests, and The Doctor's reluctance to perform the procedure himself. ()
===The Cerritos incident===
A similar incident that occurred in 2381 involved the beaming of Lieutenant Commander Andy Billups, Doctor T'Ana, and a petal from a symbiogenetic alien orchid from Voyager to the . Captain Carol Freeman looked up Janeway's logs to find out what she did to save them and was horrified by what she learned. Lieutenant Shaxs argued that they had no choice, being stuck in the Delta Quadrant with no Starfleet around. Freeman reasoned that, since they weren't in the Delta Quadrant, she would send them to Starfleet to find an alternative. Unfortunately, before Freeman could speak to T'Illups about this matter, they had already learned of Tuvix's fate and decided to resist by force. Ultimately, the situation forced D'Vana Tendi and T'Lyn to use a modified version of the solution used on Tuvix to separate everyone. ()
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Symbiogenetic alien orchid

The "symbiogenetic alien orchid", so dubbed by Tom Paris, was a variety of orchid native to a planet in the Delta Quadrant. It reproduced by the rare process of symbiogenesis, in which it merged with another species to form a unique hybrid third species; this trait was evidenced by the presence of lysosomal enzymes in the orchid. Otherwise, the orchid contained similar biochemical elements as most other plants, such as chloroplasts and cytoplasmic proteins.
In 2372, sensors registered that this flower could provide a valuable nutritional supplement for the crew. Lieutenant Tuvok and Neelix collected several dozen samples of the orchid. When they beamed back to Voyager, the enzymes responsible for symbiogenesis in the orchids interacted with their DNA in the matter stream, causing a transporter accident in which they were merged into a single being. ()
Voyager brought a sample of the orchid to the Alpha Quadrant. In 2381, Ensigns D'Vana Tendi and T'Lyn were moving it when a petal slipped out of its sample container and was sucked into the ventilation system. The petal was then unknowingly transported with Commander Andy Billups and Doctor T'Ana, causing them to be merged into T'Illups. Wanting to avoid Tuvix's fate, T'Illups proceeded to use the orchid to create five more hybrids. In attempting to corral them, T'Lyn inadvertently merged the six of them again into a single non-sentient being. ()
== Alternate realities and timelines ==
In an alternate reality where Tuvix was the captain of a crewed by Enderprizians, one of the orchids appeared to be displayed in a glass case next to the turbolift that Rok-Tahk and Zero exited. ()
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Symbiosis (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Enterprise comes across two races: one suffering from a plague and another with the medicine to keep the plague at bay. But it does not take long to realize this is not a sick person/healer relationship. It is a pusher/addict relationship. Can Captain Picard fix the situation? And will the prime directive let him? Find out when we put in the Mission Log.
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Synovial fluid

The synovial fluid was a thick lubricanting liquid for the joints.
In 3189, an atomic scan was performed on the synovial fluid of . The results of the scan revealed she had a protein of 2.8, 57% of albumin, and 43% of globulin, and 80 milligrams per deciliter (mg/dl) of glucose and 81 mg/dl of uric acid in the fluid. ()
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Syntax

Syntax was a composition of rules for sentences in a language.
By 2151, Klingonese had eighty polyguttural dialects constructed on an adaptive syntax. Upon encountering Klaang that year, the universal translator of Hoshi Sato wouldn't lock on to his dialect, so the syntax didn't align. ()
Later that year, when Sato was learning Denobulan, Phlox commented on her improving syntax. ()
Nyota Uhura studied phonology during her time at Starfleet Academy. In 2255, included morphology, along with morphology and phonology, in his description of what xenolinguistics entailed, proving to that he wasn't the dumb hick she believed him to be. ()
Data suggested in 2364 that Lore's abilities, his use of syntax and grammar, were due to him being given Human memories similar to Data's own. ()
In 2370, the Skrreean language had such a different syntax and grammar compared to languages in the Federation database, that it took the universal translators aboard Deep Space 9 longer than usual to translate their language. ()
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Synthehol

Synthehol (a portmanteau of "synthesized" and "alcohol") was a chemical variant of alcohol. It appeared to have the same taste and smell as "real" alcohol to most individuals, but none of the deleterious effects associated with alcohol for most humanoids, such as debilitating intoxication, addiction, and alcohol poisoning. Most humanoids had an enzyme which broke down the alcohol-like compounds in synthehol. According to Data, synthehol's "intoxicating effects can be easily dismissed." ()
Although synthehol was served on starships at least as early as the 2250s, they weren't as popular until the 24th century. For example, Montgomery Scott, who was suspended in a transporter buffer between 2294 and 2369, hadn't even heard of it prior to boarding the . (; )
Synthehol was a regular ingredient in the drinks served on Starfleet vessels and starbases. Some bartenders like Guinan and Quark, however, kept a supply of genuine alcoholic beverages for customers requesting such. (; DS9, various)
The slight chemical difference between synthehol and real alcohol was an annoyance to connoisseurs of alcoholic beverages such as Robert Picard and Montgomery Scott. Danilo Odell of the Bringloidi refused to drink synthehol after having sampled some offered by Miles O'Brien. () Robert Picard believed that synthehol corrupted his brother Jean-Luc Picard's taste for wine, while Jean-Luc believed it gave one a greater appreciation for the real thing. () Captain Scott was able to differentiate alcohol from synthehol when he drank a glass of scotch in the 's Ten Forward lounge. He found the taste revolting, and he let the young bartender who served him know it. ()
On Ferenginar, Quark was known as "The Synthehol King". ()
In 2369, during his brief tenure as Grand Nagus, Quark was approached by Nava, who wanted to introduce synthehol to the Gamma Quadrant. Quark thought it sounded like a "very lucrative opportunity." ()
In 2370, a "medicinal brew" given to Julian Bashir by Quark contained synthehol, among other ingredients.
In early 2371, during a downturn in business due to the threat of the Dominion, Quark had a sale on synthehol. ()
On at least two occasions, Seven of Nine became intoxicated after drinking synthehol, as her Borg implants were not designed to process it. Just one champagne flute of synthehol was enough to give her a blood synthehol level of 0.05%. She suffered similar symptoms to those that alcohol had on non-assimilated Humans. ()
In 2375, the Kadi ambassador Tomin visited , attended a reception, and drank some syntheholic beverages. It was later realized that Kadi physiology lacked the enzyme which broke down the alcohol-like substance in synthehol, causing him to become drunk and attempt to woo Seven of Nine. He later passed out, and The Doctor was able to remove the synthehol with Seven's nanoprobes. ()
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Synthesis

Synthesis is a Star Trek: Titan novel – the sixth novel in the series – written by James Swallow. Published by Pocket Books, it was first released in , and is described by the author as "a first-contact story with an action twist".
== Summary ==
;From the book jacket
:The Starship Titan continues on her outward voyage of discovery. Ranging farther and farther from Federation space, Captain William T. Riker and the crew look forward to living Starfleet's mission: seeking out new life, discovering new civilizations.
:Striking a "sandbank" – a spatial distortion – the Titan is knocked out of warp, her crew shaken up but uninjured. Titan has stumbled across a battlefield, and floating in it, shattered and in pieces, are the remains of a ship. Searching for survivors, they discover the ship never had a crew. The away team removes the computer core, looking for answers. Once the device is restored, it becomes clear this is not just a computer, but a thinking, reasoning artificial intelligence.
:It identifies itself as SecondGen White-Blue, it comes from a civilization composed entirely of sentient computers. Eons ago these artificial intelligences were charged to be the first line of defense against The Null – a destructive force so all-consuming that generation upon generation have waged unending war trying to find a way to beat back this terror. Captain Riker offers to assist them, but years of war have left the AIs distrustful and suspicious, especially of organics.
:The tide of the battle is turning, The Null is winning. Set free, it will destroy everything in this system and then, unchecked, spread its mindless destruction into the heart of the Federation.
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== Background information ==
* The novel was announced at the Shore Leave convention on , with the working title of Ascension revealed by the author a few days later . The new title was announced by editor Margaret Clark on .
* Cover art by Cliff Nielsen, design by Alan Dingman.
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System 892

System 892 was an inhabited planetary system in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. It was a unary star system consisting of a yellow dwarf star and at least four planets, including the M-class planet 892-IV, which was the homeworld of the 892-IV natives, a pre-warp humanoid species. 
In 2262, the survey vessel became the first Federation craft to chart the surrounding star sector. During the course of its mission, the Beagle was badly damaged by a meteor near star system 892, before ultimately seeking refuge on the fourth planet. The later found the wreckage of the Beagle in this system in 2268. ()
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According to Star Trek: Star Charts (p. 54), the system's official name was FGC-892 and it was located in the Beta Quadrant.
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According to The Worlds of the Federation (p. 108), the full name of the system was "UFC 892". 
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System J-25

System J-25 was a formerly inhabited planetary system that was located in a sector of the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. Located outside Federation space, as of 2365, the nearest Federation starbase to this system was Starbase 185; a starship at maximum warp would require two years, seven months, three days, and eighteen hours to reach it from J-25. Jouret IV, one of the outermost colonies of the Federation, was located over 7,000 light years away.
This system had at least six planets. The sixth planet was class M and previously inhabited by an intelligent species, who were ultimately destroyed by the Borg.
In 2365, the Borg still had a presence in the system. A Borg cube detected the Federation starship when it was transported to this system by Q that year. Shortly afterward, the cube attacked the Enterprise-D and pursued it across the system before the Starfleet vessel was rescued by Q. ()
Guinan was familiar with the area of space in which System J-25 was located, as her people had explored it in the past. ()
After the Borg incident, Commander William Riker wrote reports about the event and what was learned from surveys of the system and its planets. These reports became known to Shelby who was tasked with the Borg tactical analysis six months before the Battle of Wolf 359. ()
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System L-370

System L-370 was an uninhabited planetary system with a primary orbited by seven planets. It was located near the L-374 system. Both systems were located within the same sector in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant.
In 2266, the system was charted by the . The following year, the system was scoured by the planet killer; all seven planets were destroyed. ()
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System L-374

System L-374 was an uninhabited planetary system with four planets that was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant. This system, and the L-370 system, were located in the same sector. The Rigel system was close to this system.
The system was attacked by the "planet killer" in 2267. It had four terrestrial worlds that were charted prior to the attack; the surface temperature of one inner planet was that of molten lead and another had an atmosphere poisonous to Humans; the two outer planets were consumed as fuel by the machine before it could be destroyed by the starships and . ()
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Systems review

A systems review was a series of questions and tests one went over to (re)familiarize oneself with a spacecraft's systems.
In 2368, while talking to Soren, William T. Riker said, "Later we'll try a flight simulation. Right now let's do a systems review. I'll talk you through it." Soren had no issues with the review, easily able to identify the components. ()
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T'Khut

T'Khut was an uninhabited class G planet in the Vulcan system. It formed a binary pair with Ni'Var, both of which orbited the star 40 Eridani A, and had one moon. This planet was located in the Alpha Quadrant and was approximately 16 light years from Sol.
In 2259, T'Khut was depicted on a diagram of the Vulcan system displayed in the shuttle Cervantes. ()
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The idea of Vulcan having a sister planet was proposed by D.C. Fontana to resolve the contradiction between the appearance of a celestial body in Vulcan's sky in , and Spock's statement in that "Vulcan has no moon." The planet was first named as "T'Kuht" in the "Landing Party Six" series of stories, published in as part of the Warped Space fanzine headed up by Gordon Carleton. Subsequently, beginning with the novel The Vulcan Academy Murders by Jean Lorrah, the name was picked up by various non-canonical licensed works; the spelling changed to "T'Khut" in Spock's World by Diane Duane, published in . 
The planet was alternatively named T'Rukh and "The Watcher" in the novel , and Valdena in the Last Unicorn Games RPG sourcebook The Way of Kolinahr.
T'Khut was finally canonized in in a display graphic of the Vulcan system created by Star Trek: Strange New Worlds art director Timothy Peel. It first appeared on an astrogator console display in the first season. A modified version of the graphic, with additional information about the 40 Eridani system and Kerkhov, appeared in "Charades". 
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T'Shen Kovil

Captain T'Shen Kovil was a male Human Starfleet officer who lived during the mid-23rd century and commanded the . 
In 2256, Captain Kovil perished when the Gagarin came under attack from six Klingon ships and was lost with all hands, following a failed rescue attempt by the . ()
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T'Shen Kovil was portrayed by Michael Boisvert.
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According to the 2024 Star Trek Online mission "Battle of Wolf 359", the ShiKahr-class light cruiser USS T'Shen Kovil (NCC-68208) was one of the Starfleet vessels destroyed at the Battle of Wolf 359 in 2367.
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T'Veen

Lieutenant T'Veen was a Vulcan/Deltan Hybrid who served as a Starfleet sciences division officer in the early 25th century. By 2401, she was the science officer aboard the under Captain Liam Shaw. ()
After the Titan sought to evade the by entering the Ryton Nebula, T'Veen reported to Acting Captain William T. Riker that she was detecting both electrical and biological signatures, indicating that it was not a nebula at all but rather a hitherto unknown spatial anomaly. She therefore strongly recommended against attempting to pass through it. ()
While Vadic had control of the Titan, she threatened to kill several bridge officers until Jack Crusher was brought to her. After pointing her weapon at Kova Esmar, she moved to T'Veen at the last second, killing her by surprise. ()
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T'Veen was portrayed by Stephanie Czajkowski.
According to Terry Matalas, several captains fought to have her on their bridge, but the USS Titan-A won. 
According to Czajkowski, T'Veen's grandmother was Deltan, affording a weakened version of the Deltans' augmented sensory characteristics, alongside their characteristic lack of hair. 
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T'san s'at

T'san s'at was the intellectual deconstruction of emotional patterns, the process by which Vulcans were able to control their emotions. It was a life-long process.
In 2373, Harry Kim asked Tuvok to teach him the techniques of t'san s'at in order to deal with his attraction to Marayna, then believed to be a holographic character. ()
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