capillaryminute blood
vessels whose walls are one
cell thick and which connect
arteries and
veinsSource: Noland, George B. 1983. General
Biology, 11th Edition. St. Louis, MO. C. V. Mosby ...
Full article >>>The "
capillary bed" is the network of
capillaries supplying an
organ. The more metabolically active the
cells, the more
capillaries it will require to supply nutrients.
Full article >>>Capillary Array
Electrophoresis, coupled with confocal fluorescence detection,[2] is a valuable new technique for performing high-speed, high-throughput
DNA sequencing[3,4] and fragment sizing.
Full article >>>capillary(kap-ill-air-ee) [L. capillaris, relating to hair]
A microscopic blood vessel that penetrates the
tissues and consists of a single layer of endothelial
cells that allows exchange between the blood and interstitial fluid.
Full article >>>capillary pores Small spaces in the soil that become filled with a fluid (such as water) because of the adhesion of particles to the matrix (solid
substrate) and the cohesion of the water
molecules to themselves.
capitate caput = head; ate = like.
Full article >>>The
capillary beds of most
tissues drain into
veins that lead directly back to the
heart. But blood draining the
intestines is an exception. The
veins draining the
intestine lead to a second set of
capillary beds in the
liver.
Full article >>>hemagioma (
capillary h., cavernous h.), glomus
tumor, hemangiosarcoma, Kaposi sarcoma
lymphangioma ,
lymphangiosarcoma
Tumors of
blood cells:
hematopoietic
cells: leukemia
lymphoid
cells: non-Hodgkin
lymphoma, Hodgkin
lymphoma ...
Full article >>>Blood leaving the
capillary beds flows into a progressively larger series of
venules that in turn join to form
veins.
Veins carry blood from
capillaries to the
heart. With the exception of the
pulmonary veins, blood in
veins is
oxygen-poor.
Full article >>>Northern ana
lysis -- a technique for
transferring electrophoretically resolved
RNA segments from an
agarose gel to a nitro
cellulose filter paper sheet via
capillary action.
Full article >>>All living
tissues are amply supplied with
capillary vessels, which bring nutrients and
oxygen to every
cell. As
tumors enlarge, the
cells in the center no longer receive nutrients from the normal blood
vessels.
Full article >>>The
DNA is first
transferred from the
gel to a membrane by
capillary action. Fluid wicks from the
gel through the
blotting membrane to several layers of absorbent paper, but the
nucleic acids stick to the membrane.
Full article >>>Millerite: , n. (Min.) A sulphide of nickel, commonly occurring in delicate
capillary crystals, also in incrustations of a bronze yellow; -- sometimes called hair pyrites.
By Webster Dictionary
Millerite can have the following meanings: ...
Full article >>>Microinjection. A means to introduce a solution of
DNA,
protein, or other soluble material into a
cell using a fine micro
capillary pipet.
Mitosis. The
replication of a
cell to form two
daughter cells with identical sets of
chromosomes.
Full article >>>A means to introduce a solution of
DNA,
protein, or other soluble material into a
cell using a fine micro
capillary pipet.
Mitosis. The
replication of a
cell to form two
daughter cells with identical sets of
chromosomes.
Molecular biology.
Full article >>>The aqueous solution passes from the
agarose gel through the membrane into the absorbant paper by
capillary action. The
DNA moves with the aqueous solution but becomes trapped on the membrane.
Full article >>>In
mammals the paired
lungs are each supplied by a bronchus that divides, treelike, into
bronchioles. Each
bronchiole ends in an
atrium from which arise numerous
alveoli that contact a vast
capillary system.
Full article >>>'"/>