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Перевод: bromide

[существительное]
бромид ; бромистое соединение; снотворное; банальный человек; заурядный человек; скучный человек; избитая фраза; стереотипная фраза; банальность

Тезаурус:

1. He produced from his briefcase his own alternative, Thirkell-designed sample pages, beautifully printed on glistening white bromide paper.
2. Kane, the emotional content hangs as beautifully as bromide, approaches oblivion, unconsciousness or drifting consciousness, as opposed to the rigid wide-awake club that comprises the Totalitarians of Passion.
3. In the US, the National Resources Defense Council has also petitioned for a faster phase-out of ozone depleters, calling for the CFC deadline to be moved from 2000 to 1995, a 1993 ban on production of methyl chloroform and methyl bromide, and a 2005 ban of HCFCs which are not yet included in the protocol.
4. Bromide
5. PCR products (430 base pairs (bp) for I-A, 323bp for K1 and 344bp for E-cadherin) were resolved in 1.8% agarose (Gibco BRL) gels and detected after ethidium bromide staining.
6. The traditional sedatives, laudanum, mandragora, bromide, paraldehyde, chloral, barbiturates, all had disadvantages and were gradually displaced.
7. We studied a human fibroblast cell line that was entirely depleted of mtDNA by long-term exposure to low concentrations of ethidium bromide as previously described.
8. Total RNA was prepared and mRNAs were reverse-transcribed and amplified by PCR, resolved in agarose gels and detected after ethidium bromide staining (b).
9. Cetrimide (Cetyltrimethyl ammonium bromide) and
10. For , the chloride is yellow, the bromide is burgundy and the iodide is black.
11. better for the workforce than bromide in their
12. The 701.2 a cell line ( cells) was derived from a simian virus 40 T-antigen-gene-transformed derivative of the human fibroblast line GM701 (ref. 25) (pt cells) by long-term exposure to low concentrations of ethidium bromide (M.P.K. and G. Attardi, unpublished data).
13. An article published in the USA in 1867 under the title The Influence of Sewing Machines on Female Health warned against the inherent dangers of seamstresses becoming sexually aroused by the constant motion of the foot treadle, and advised the use of bromide to counteract any improper stimulation.