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1 bacteria-to-cell ratio
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1) отношение, пропорция, соотношение2) степень; коэффициентcoding ratio — кодовое число (напр. хромосом)
colony-cluster ratio — индекс кластерогенности культуры ( отношение количества колоний к количеству кластеров)
coupling ratio — коэффициент связывания, индекс сшивки
extraction ratio — 1) клиренс, коэффициент очищения ( крови) 2) лаб. экстракционный индекс
fluorescence-to-volume ratio — отношение интенсивности флуоресценции к объёму клеточной массы ( при сортировке клеток)
helper-suppressor cell ratio — иммунорегуляторное соотношение, иммунорегуляторный индекс, соотношение хелперных и супрессорных T-клеток
histocompatibility ratio — степень [индекс] гистосовместимости, трансплантационный индекс, индекс чистой тканевой совместимости ( число общих трансплантационных антигенов между донором и реципиентом)
kappa-lambda ratio — индекс лёгких цепей ( соотношение двух типов лёгких цепей иммуноглобулинов в опухолевой клетке)
net histocompatibility ratio — степень [индекс] гистосовместимости, трансплантационный индекс, индекс чистой тканевой совместимости ( число общих трансплантационных антигенов между донором и реципиентом)
nuclear cytoplasmic ratio — ядерно-цитоплазматическое отношение, ядерно-плазменное отношение
nucleoplasmic ratio — ядерно-плазменное отношение, ядерно-цитоплазматическое отношение
optimum ratio of antigen-to-antibody — оптимальное соотношение антиген-антитело ( в реакции преципитации)
particle-to-cell ratio — фагоцитарный индекс, индекс фагоцитоза
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