peripheral nervous systemthat part of the
nervous system composed of cranial and
spinal nerves; contrast to central
nervous systemSource: Noland, George B. 1983. General
Biology, 11th Edition. St. Louis, MO. C. V. Mosby ...
Full article >>>Peripheral membrane
protein(Redirected from
Peripheral protein)
Peripheral membrane
proteins are
proteins that adhere only loosely to the biological membrane with which they are associated.
Full article >>>peripheral nervous system (PNS) and the
central
nervous system (CNS)
Link to discussion of the central
nervous system.
The PNS consists of ...
Full article >>>peripheral nervous system[Gk. peripherein, to carry around]
The sensory and
motor neurons that connect to the central
nervous system.
Full article >>>peripheral nervous system The
division of the
nervous system that connects the central
nervous system to other parts of the body. Components of the
nervous system that
transmit
messages to the central
nervous system.
Full article >>>peripheral nervous system: a collection of
nerves that connect the brain and
spinal cord to other parts of the body and the external
environment.
peristalsis: a rhythmic series of muscular contractions that propels the bolus along.
Full article >>>peripheral membrane
proteins-
proteins that can be released from the membrane
plasma membrane - encloses the
cell, defines its boundaries, and maintains the essential differences between the
cytosol and the extracellular
environment ...
Full article >>>peripheral nervous system The
nerves and ganglia of the
nervous system that lie outside of the brain and
spinal cord.
peripheral protein A
protein on the surface of a biological membrane.
Full article >>>PeripheralNS the distant part of the NS comprised of the sensory and
motor neurons
(peri = around; pher = to bear carry) ...
Full article >>>peripheral of or relating to the outside or extreme edge of a structure.
peripheral nervous system The sensory and
motor neurons that connect to the central
nervous system.
Full article >>>The
peripheral nervous system is made up of all the
neurons in the body outside of the central
nervous system, and is further subdivided into the
somatic and
autonomic nervous systems.
Full article >>>per- by, through, throughout peri- around, round-about
peripheral proteins
Proteins that are loosely or reversibly bound to a membrane by
hydrogen bonds or electrostatic forces which can be easily released from the membrane.
Full article >>>That mode is allopatric
speciation of
peripheral isolates, or peripatric
speciation in Mayr's terminology.
Full article >>>These are carried out on
peripheral blood
lymphocytes, and have the advantage of being relatively high throughput and requiring only small volumes of blood, thus affording us the opportunity to perform a number of challenges on a single sample.
Full article >>>A functional disturbance or pathological change in the
peripheral nervous system, the most common kind of chronic symmetrical sensory polyneuropathy affecting first the
nerves of the lower limbs and often affecting autonomic
nerves, ...
Full article >>>An inherited progressive dis
order in which
tumors form on
peripheral nerves. The
tumors can be severely disfiguring and can also result in loss of hearing and vision,
cancer, epilepsy, bone deformities, and learning disabilities.
explained: ...
Full article >>>[L. area - a space; L. opacus - shaded]. The
peripheral region of the chick blastodisc surrounding the area pellucida and in direct contact with the
yolk. This area develops into two regions.
Full article >>>Recent studies indicate that endothelial dysfunction of
peripheral and coronary resistance and conductance
vessels represents a strong and independent risk factor for future cardiovascular events.
Full article >>>Even though it's a
peripheral neuro
receptor pathway, the eye is actually an extension of the central
nervous system.
Full article >>>Hybridoma: A
clone of
plasmacytoma
cells which secrete a
monoclonal antibody; usually produced by fusion of
peripheral or splenic
plasma cells taken from an immunized
mouse with an immortalized m
urine plasmacytoma
cell line (fusion partner), ...
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