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Биология: спинно-мозговой медленный потенциалУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > spinal-cord slow potential
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English-russian biological dictionary > spinal-cord slow potential
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potential потенциал; потенциальныйaction potential потенциал действияbioelectric potential биоэлектрический потенциалbiotic potential биотический потенциал (способность размножения)breeding potential потенциал размножения, репродуктивный потенциалcancellation potentials взаимно уравновешивающиеся потенциалы, компенсирующие друг друга потенциалыchemical potential of water химический потенциал водыdorsal root potential потенциал дорсального корешкаelectrochemical potential электрохимический потенциалelectrode potential электродный потенциалelectrokinetic potential электрокинетический потенциалend plate potential потенциал концевой пластинкиequilibrium potential потенциал равновесияevoked potential потенциал действияexcitatory postsynaptic potential возбуждающий постсинаптический потенциал, ВПСПgenerator potential генераторный потенциалgrowth potential способность к ростуinhibitory postsynaptic potential тормозной постсинаптический потенциал, ТПСПintermediary potential интермедиарный потенциал, потенциал вставочных нейроновlesion potential потенциал повреждения, ток поврежденияmatric potential матричный потенциал (характеризует влияние тонкой структуры плазмы и клеточной стенки на водный потенциал)membrane potential мембранный потенциалmorphogenetic potential морфогенетический потенциалmotor unit potential потенциал моторной единицыosmotic potential осмотический потенциалoxidation-reduction potential окислительно-восстановительный потенциалphosphorylation potential потенциал фосфорилированияpostsynaptic potential постсинаптический потенциалprolonged action potential продлённый потенциал действияprotective potential защитный потенциалredox potential окислительно-восстановительный потенциалreference potential относительный потенциалreproductive potential потенциал размножения, репродуктивный потенциалrest potential потенциал покояslow potential медленный потенциалspike potential пиковый потенциал, спайковый потенциалspinal-cord slow potential спинномозговой медленный потенциалspontaneous potential спонтанный потенциалstanding potential стойкий потенциал, стабильный потенциалsteady potential длительный потенциалsurvival potential потенциал выживанияsynaptic potential синаптический потенциалtransient potential мимолётный потенциалwater potential водный потенциал (характеризует термодинамическое состояние воды в ткани)English-Russian dictionary of biology and biotechnology > potential
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потенциал; потенциальный- applied potential
- auditory evoked potential
- bioelectric potential
- biotic potential
- breeding potential
- bulk water potential
- cancellation potentials
- chemical potential of water
- clonogenic potential
- compound action potential
- dorsal root potential
- early receptor potential
- electrokinetic potential
- electrotonic potential
- end plate potential
- equilibrium potential
- evoked potential
- excitatory postsynaptic potential
- full-lineage potential
- generator potential
- growth potential
- inhibitory postsynaptic potential
- intermediary potential
- ionic equilibrium potential
- leaf water potential
- lesion potential
- lineage potential
- matric potential
- membrane potential
- miniature potential
- morphogenetic potential
- motor unit potential
- osmotic potential
- oxidation-reduction potential
- postsynaptic potential
- prolonged action potential
- protective potential
- redox potential
- reference potential
- reproductive potential
- reversal potential
- slow potential
- somatosensory evoked potential
- spike potential
- spinal-cord slow potential
- spontaneous potential
- standing potential
- steady potential
- survival potential
- synaptic potential
- thermal membrane potential
- transient potential
- transmembrane potential
- water potential
- xylem pressure potential
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