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Перевод: membrane

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плева ; оболочка ; перепонка ; пленка ; диафрагма ; мембрана ; мездра

Тезаурус:

1. Stimulation of adenylate cyclase follows binding of prostacyclin to a platelet membrane receptor which it shares with prostaglandin E 1 , but is distinct from the prostaglandin D 2 receptor (Miller Gorman, 1979).
2. If the house has a solid floor, that too must have a membrane which extends over the whole of it, and although it is not possible to see it, any defects will show in the form of damp patches under floor coverings, discoloration or loose vinyl tiles.
3. These other aggregating agents which cause shape change before platelet-platelet aggregation release calcium initially from an intracellular structure, probably the dense tubular system, so that there is an elevation in cytoplasmic calcium before plasma membrane calcium is altered (Gerrard et al, 1981).
4. Bejel, known locally as firzal and loath in the Middle East, and as dichuchwa in Botswana, usually presents in the secondary stage when shin lesions and mucous membrane lesions are seen.
5. The activity of this membrane enzyme thus provides the first control step in the prostaglandin pathway by limiting the availability of arachidonic acid substrate (Figure 5.2).
6. They contain sufficient biochemical machinery to sustain life, all surrounded by a "proper" cell membrane made from protein and fat.
7. On an exterior cavity wall, a damp-proof membrane will be required behind the niche.
8. Catarrhs of any mucous membrane which is inflamed and can look purplish, are common.
9. At low concentrations of collagen, platelet aggregation is dependent on the release of arachidonic acid from platelet membrane phospholipid and the subsequent metabolism of arachidonic acid via the prostaglandin pathway (Packham, 1976).
10. The peripheral zone comprises the platelet cell surface, the surface connected open canalicular system, the exterior coat or glycocalyx, the unit membrane and the submembrane region.
11. On the basis of these findings, Shattil et al (1975) postulated that cholesterol enrichment of the platelet membrane might affect the membrane fluidity and consequently the sensitivity to aggregating agonists.
12. B R McLeod, A Liboff Dynamic characteristics of membrane ions in multifield configurations of low frequency electro-magnetic radiation Bioelectromagnetics 7: 177 - 189 (1986)
13. The protein part of the LDL reacts with another protein in the membrane of the tissue, where the cholesterol is to be off-loaded, rather like a key fitting into a lock.