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hormone гормонadrenal hormone гормон коры надпочечниковadrenocorticotrophic hormone адренокортикотропный гормон, АКТГanterior pituitary hormone гормон передней доли гипофизаantidiuretic hormone антидиуретический гормон, АДГcatabolic hormones гормоны катаболического действияcortical hormone кортикальный гормонestrogenic hormone эстрогенный гормонfemale sex hormone женский половой гормонfollicle-stimulaling hormone фолликулостимулирующий гормон, ФСГfollicle-stimulating hormone, F.S.H. гонадотрофический гормон, пролан А, гормон, стимулирующий образование фолликулина и развитие фолликул в яичникеgonadal hormone гонадальный гормон, половой гормонgonadotrophic hormone гонадотропный гормонgrowth hormone гормон ростаhypophyseal hormone гипофизарный гормон, гормон гипофизаinterstitial cell-stimulating hormone гормон, стимулирующий интерстициальные клеткиjuvenile hormone ювенильный гормонlactogenic hormone лактогенный гормонluteal hormone прогестерон, гормон жёлтого тела яичникаluteal hormone гормон жёлтого тела яичникаluteinizing hormone лютеинизирующий гормон, ЛГluteotrophic hormone лютеотропный гормон, ЛТГmale sex hormone мужской половой гормон, андростеронmammotropic hormone маммотропный гормон, пролактинmelanin-dispersing hormone гормон, вызывающий дисперсию меланина (в коже)mineralocorticoid hormone минералокортикоидный гормонmolting hormone гормон линькиneurohypophyseal hormone нейрогипофизарный гормонnymphal hormone нимфальный гормонovarian hormone гормон яичникаpancreatic hormone инсулинparathyroid hormone паращитовидный гормонpituitary hormone гипофизарный гормон, гормон гипофизаplacental hormone плацентарный гормонplant hormone растительный гормонposterior pituitary hormone гормон задней доли гипофизаsex hormone гонадальный гормон, половой гормонsteroid hormone стероидный гормонthyroid hormone тиреоидный гормон, гормон щитовидной железыthyrotrophic hormone тиреотропный гормонwound hormone раневой гормонEnglish-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > hormone
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hormone [ɔʀmɔn]feminine noun* * *ɔʀmonnom féminin hormone* * *ɔʀmɔn nf* * *hormone nf hormone; hormone de croissance growth hormone.[ɔrmɔn] nom fémininhormone de croissance/sexuelle growth/sex hormone -
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hormone fSubstance sécrétée par une glande endoctrine, libérée dans la circulation sanguine et destinée à agir de manière spécifique sur un ou plusieurs organes cibles, afin d'en modifier le fonctionnement.A chemical substance produced in the body which has a specific regulatory effect on the activity of certain cells or a certain organ or organs. -
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■ A chemical substance produced in the body which has a specific regulatory effect on the activity of certain cells or a certain organ or organs.Hormon n■ Vom Körper gebildete Substanz, die auf dem Blut- oder Lymphweg zu einem Erfolgsort gelangt und dort den Stoffwechsel beeinflusst. -
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- adipokinetic hormone
- adrenal hormone
- adrenocorticotrophic hormone
- adrenocorticotropic hormone
- androgenic hormones
- anterior pituitary hormone
- antidiuretic hormone
- catabolic hormones
- chorion gonadotrophic hormone
- chorion gonadotropic hormone
- chromatophorotropic hormone
- cortical hormone
- corticotropin releasing hormone
- estrogenic hormone
- female sex hormone
- follicle-stimulating hormone
- galactopoietic hormone
- gonadal hormone
- gonadotrophic hormone
- gonadotropin-releasing hormone
- growth hormone
- hypophyseal hormone
- interstitial cell-stimulating hormone
- juvenile hormone
- lactogenic hormone
- luteal hormone
- luteinizing hormone releasing hormone
- luteinizing hormone
- luteotrophic hormone
- male sex hormone
- mammotropic hormone
- melanin-dispersing hormone
- mineralocorticoid hormone
- molting hormone
- neuroendocrine hormones
- neurohypophyseal hormone
- nymphal hormone
- orchidic hormone
- ovarian hormone
- pancreatic hormone
- parathyroid hormone
- pituitary hormone
- placental hormone
- plant hormone
- poietic hormone
- posterior pituitary hormone
- sex hormone
- somatotropic hormone
- steroid hormone
- testicular hormone
- thymic hormone
- thyroid hormone
- thyroid-stimulating hormone
- thyrotrophic hormone
- thyrotropin-releasing hormone
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fсм. тж. hormones- hormone androgène
- hormone antidiurétique
- hormone corticominéralotrope
- hormone corticotrope
- hormone de croissance
- hormone folliculostimulante
- hormone galactogène
- hormone gonadotrope
- hormone gonadotrope A
- hormone gonadotrope B
- hormone gonadotrope chorionique
- hormone lactogène
- hormone lutéinisante
- hormone lutéotrope
- hormone mâle
- hormone mammotrope
- hormone mélanocytostimulante
- hormone mélanotrope
- hormone parathyroïdienne
- hormone somatotrope hypophysaire
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'ho:məun(a substance produced by certain glands of the body, which makes some organ of the body active: Adrenalin is a hormone.) hormonatr['hɔːməʊn]1 hormonahormone ['hɔr.mo:n] n: hormona f♦ hormonal [hɔr'mo:nəl] adjn.• hormona s.f.'hɔːrməʊn, 'hɔːməʊnnoun hormona f; (before n)['hɔːmǝʊn]hormone replacement therapy — terapia f hormonal sustitutiva
1.N (Med) hormona f2.CPDhormone replacement therapy N — terapia f hormonal sustitutiva
hormone treatment N — tratamiento m de hormonas
* * *['hɔːrməʊn, 'hɔːməʊn]noun hormona f; (before n)hormone replacement therapy — terapia f hormonal sustitutiva
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Hormone — Hormone … Deutsch Wörterbuch
hormone — [ ɔrmɔn; ɔrmon ] n. f. • 1911; en angl. (1905); du gr. hormôn « exciter » ♦ Substance chimique élaborée par un groupe de cellules ou un organe, et qui exerce une action spécifique sur un autre tissu ou un autre organe. Les hormones sont… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Hormone — Hor mone (h[^o]r m[=o]n), n. [From Gr. orma ein to excite.] 1. (Physiological Chem.) A chemical substance formed in one organ and carried in the circulation to another organ on which it exerts a specific effect on cells at a distance from the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Hormone — Hormone, der interzellulären und bisweilen auch der intrazellulären Kommunikation dienende, von endokrinen Organen oder Einzelzellen gebildete Botenstoffe der Metazoen, die spezifische Funktionen von Zielzellen regeln. Die klassische Definition,… … Deutsch wörterbuch der biologie
hormone — (n.) 1905, from Gk. hormon that which sets in motion, prp. of horman impel, urge on, from horme onset, impulse, from PIE *or sma , from root *er to move, set in motion. Used by Hippocrates to denote a vital principle; modern meaning coined by… … Etymology dictionary
hormone — ► NOUN ▪ a substance produced by a living thing and transported in tissue fluids to specific cells or tissues to stimulate them into action. DERIVATIVES hormonal adjective. ORIGIN Greek horm n setting in motion … English terms dictionary
hormone — [hôr′mōn΄] n. [< Gr hormōn, prp. of horman, to stimulate, excite < hormē, impulse < IE base * ser , to stream > Sans sará , fluid, L serum, whey] 1. a substance formed in some organ of the body, as the adrenal glands, the pituitary,… … English World dictionary
hormone — hormonal, hormonic /hawr mon ik, moh nik/, adj. /hawr mohn/, n. 1. Biochem. any of various internally secreted compounds, as insulin or thyroxine, formed in endocrine glands, that affect the functions of specifically receptive organs or tissues… … Universalium
Hormone — Hormones (from Greek Polytonic|ὁρμή impetus ) are chemicals released by cells that affect cells in other parts of the body. Only a small amount of hormone is required to alter cell metabolism. It is also a chemical messenger that transports a… … Wikipedia
Hormone — Epinephrin (Adrenalin), ein Hormon aus der Gruppe der Katecholamine Hormone (von altgriechisch ὁρμᾶν hormān ‚antreiben, erregen‘)[1] sind (bei unterschiedlicher Definition) biochemische … Deutsch Wikipedia
Hormone — I Hormone, Bezeichnung für körpereigene Wirkstoffe, auch als »Informationsüberträger« oder »chemische Sendboten« bezeichnet, die spezifisch auf bestimmte Organe einwirken. Die Hormone werden mit dem Blut transportiert, koppeln im Gewebe an für… … Universal-Lexikon