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'''Capsule-like-necklaces''' functioned as a portable [[Inducer]] which when opened 'seeds' [[humans]] which allowed the birth of infant [[Adipose]] to happen.  
[[File:Normal_Partners_in_Crime_107.jpg|thumb|250px|right|An Adipose Industries pendant. ([[TV]]: ''[[Partners in Crime (TV story)|Partners in Crime]]'')]]
The '''Adipose Industries pendant''' functioned as a portable [[inducer]]. When twisted, it activated the [[parthenogenesis|birthing process]] of [[Adipose]] within the wearer. They were given away free with every three-week [[Adipose pill]] course. The pendants were made of 18-karat [[gold]] and contained a [[bioflip-digital-stitch]] inside, as well as wiring.


[[Tenth Doctor|The Doctor]] managed to attached two necklaces to his Inducer to cancel out [[Matron Cofelia]]'s Inducer. ([[DW]]: ''[[Partners in Crime]]'')
The [[Tenth Doctor]] attached two [[necklace]]s to a larger inducer to cancel out [[Cofelia|Matron Cofelia]]'s master inducer, using the ones he and [[Donna Noble]] had separately stolen from [[Adipose Industries]] offices. [[Penny Carter]] also stole a pendant. ([[TV]]: ''[[Partners in Crime (TV story)|Partners in Crime]]'')


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== Behind the scenes ==
=== Information from invalid sources ===
The gold pendants included [[bioflip-digital-stitch circuitry]] that allowed Matron Cofelia to track the Adipose after [[parthenogenesis]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Doctor Who: The Encyclopedia]]'')
 
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An Adipose Industries pendant. (TV: Partners in Crime)

The Adipose Industries pendant functioned as a portable inducer. When twisted, it activated the birthing process of Adipose within the wearer. They were given away free with every three-week Adipose pill course. The pendants were made of 18-karat gold and contained a bioflip-digital-stitch inside, as well as wiring.

The Tenth Doctor attached two necklaces to a larger inducer to cancel out Matron Cofelia's master inducer, using the ones he and Donna Noble had separately stolen from Adipose Industries offices. Penny Carter also stole a pendant. (TV: Partners in Crime)

Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]

Information from invalid sources[[edit] | [edit source]]

The gold pendants included bioflip-digital-stitch circuitry that allowed Matron Cofelia to track the Adipose after parthenogenesis. (PROSE: Doctor Who: The Encyclopedia)