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edrf meaning in Chinese

内皮衍生舒张因子

Examples

  1. Nitric oxide was first identified as endothelium - derived relaxing factor ( edrf ) by professor furchgott in the early eighties in the 20th century . in recent years , it was found out that no plays a great role on the forming of nociception
    一氧化氮( no )最初是由furchgott教授于20世纪80年代初以内皮衍生舒张因子( edrf )的形式提出的,近年来发现它在疼痛的形成中发挥着重要的作用。
  2. In addition , in the later of 80 ' s , the results obtained in weston and suzuki ' s laboratories and other laboratories showed that a new substance , christened edhf , could be released by ach or other vasoactive substances such as substance p . and the edhf could cause hyperpolarization of the vascular smooth muscle cells in an endothelium - dependent manner
    edrf外, 80年代末weston和suzuki等发现ach等血管活性物质还可使血管内皮释放一种可使smc膜电位超极化的因子( edhf ) 。 edhf介导的血管舒张不受血红蛋白和亚甲蓝的影响,说明其作用机制与no无关。
  3. Shortly following prof . furchgott s discovery of edrf , a vasodilator substance released from vascular endothelial cells , prof . murad s laboratory was the first to show that edrf used an identical signal transduction pathway as no to cause vasodilation , suggesting that edrf and no could be very similar ( if not identical ) molecules . a few years later , prof . ignarro and prof . furchgott confirmed that edrf was indeed no
    随著富斯葛教授发现血管内皮衍生舒张因子? ?一种血管内皮细胞释放的一种血管舒张物质,短短的时间内梅里教授的实验室率先证明血管内皮衍生舒张因子与氧化氮是用相同的讯息传递途径去引致血管舒张的? ?因而引申到血管内皮衍生因子和氧化氮,如果不等同也是非常相似的分子。
  4. In 1980 , furchgott and his colleagues presented the first evidence that acetylcholine ( ach ) , by acting on endothelial cells , stimulated the release of a relaxing factor ( edrf ) that acted on the preconstricted rabbit thoracic aorta to produce relaxation . a research interest on the endothelium - derived regulation of vascular tone , since then , is on the increase
    自1980年furchgott发现乙酰胆碱( acetylcholine , ach )可通过内皮释放一种舒张因子( edrf ) ,使预先收缩的免主动脉环松弛以来,人们对内皮源性血管张力调节机制进行了广泛的研究,现已证实, edrf便是一氧化氮( no ) 。

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