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101phase 1 — in cardiac physiology, the initial rapid repolarization phase of the action potential, caused by the closure of the fast sodium channels and an exodus of potassium from the cell …
102phase 2 — in cardiac physiology, the phase representing the plateau of the action potential, which contributes to the refractory period of the heart; there is a slow entry of calcium into the cell. It is the result of a balance between inward and outward… …
103phase 3 — in cardiac physiology, the terminal rapid repolarization phase of the action potential; it begins with the closing of the slow channels, resulting in an exodus of potassium from the cell and the activation of the sodium potassium pump. The result …
104Phase — Abschnitt, Entwicklungsabschnitt, Entwicklungsperiode, Entwicklungsphase, Entwicklungsstadium, Entwicklungsstufe, Etappe, Stadium, Stufe, Zeit[abschnitt], Zeitraum; (bildungsspr.): Ära, Periode. * * * Phase,die:1.⇨Entwicklungsstufe–2.⇨Zeitraum… …
105phase — anaphase emphase interphase isophase métaphase phase prophase télophase …
106phase — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. appearance, state, condition, situation, aspect; shape, form, angle. See circumstance. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. condition, state, stage, aspect, facet, angle, side, form, appearance, point, period,… …
107Phase — Pha|se die; , n <aus gleichbed. fr. phase, dies aus gr. phásis »Erscheinung; Aufgang eines Gestirns« zu phaínesthai, vgl. ↑Phänomen>: 1. Abschnitt einer [stetigen] Entwicklung od. eines Ablaufs; Zustandsform, Stufe. 2. a) bei nicht… …
108phase — [19] Greek phásis (a derivative of the verb phaínein ‘show’, source of English phantom) meant ‘appearance’, and also ‘cyclical apparent form of a planet, moon, etc’. This was adopted into modern Latin as phasis, and it originally passed into… …
109Phase — Was ist Phase? heißt: Was ist los? …
110phase — fazė statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Dydis, nusakantis virpesių sistemos būseną. atitikmenys: angl. phase rus. фаза …
