Meaning of "Glia" in the German dictionary

ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD GLIA

griechisch glía = Leim.

Etymology is the study of the origin of words and their changes in structure and significance.

PRONUNCIATION OF GLIA IN GERMAN

Glia  [Gli̲a]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF GLIA

Glia is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES GLIA MEAN IN GERMAN?

glial cell

Gliazelle

Glial cells is a collective term for cells which are structurally and functionally detachable from the nerve cells in the nervous tissue. The discoverer of the glial cells, Rudolf Virchow, assumed support and holding function in the middle of the 19th century and gave the cells the name glial cells, derived from the Greek word glia for "glue". By means of different silver impregnation by Santiago Ramón y Cajal, Pío del Río Hortega and Camillo Golgi, they were further classified at the end of the 19th century. According to current knowledge, the glial cells form a supporting framework for the nerve cells and ensure the mutual electrical isolation of the nerve cells. However, recent findings have shown that glial cells play a key role in the transport of substances and liquids, as well as in the maintenance of homeostasis in the brain, and are involved in the process of information processing, storage and forwarding. Almost all glia cells, like the whole nervous tissue, have their origin in the ectodermal germ cell, only the microglia is of mesodermal origin. About half of the cells in the human brain are glial cells.

Gliazelle ist ein Sammelbegriff für strukturell und funktionell von den Nervenzellen abgrenzbare Zellen im Nervengewebe. Der Entdecker der Gliazellen, Rudolf Virchow, vermutete Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts Stütz- und Haltefunktion und gab den Zellen deshalb den Namen Gliazellen, abgeleitet aus dem griechischen Wort glia für „Leim“. Mittels unterschiedlicher Silberimprägnation durch Santiago Ramón y Cajal, Pío del Río Hortega und Camillo Golgi konnten sie Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts weiter klassifiziert werden. Nach bisheriger Erkenntnis bilden die Gliazellen ein Stützgerüst für die Nervenzellen und sorgen für die gegenseitige elektrische Isolation der Nervenzellen. Neuere Erkenntnisse zeigten jedoch, dass Gliazellen maßgeblich am Stoff- und Flüssigkeitstransport sowie an der Aufrechterhaltung der Homöostase im Gehirn beteiligt sind und im Prozess der Informationsverarbeitung, -speicherung und -weiterleitung mitwirken. Fast alle Gliazellen haben, wie das gesamte Nervengewebe, ihren Ursprung im ektodermalen Keimblatt, lediglich die Mikroglia ist mesodermalen Ursprungs. Etwa die Hälfte der Zellen im menschlichen Gehirn sind Gliazellen.

Definition of Glia in the German dictionary

Neuroglia.

Neuroglia.

TRANSLATION OF GLIA

Find out the translation of Glia to 25 languages with our German multilingual translator.

The translations of Glia from German to other languages presented in this section have been obtained through automatic statistical translation; where the essential translation unit is the word «Glia» in German.

• Translator German - Chinese: 神经胶质
• Translator German - Spanish: glía
• Translator German - English: glia
• Translator German - Hindi: glia
• Translator German - Arabic: الدبقية
• Translator German - Russian: глия
• Translator German - Portuguese: glia
• Translator German - Bengali: glia
• Translator German - French: glie
• Translator German - Malay: glia
• German: Glia
• Translator German - Japanese: グリア
• Translator German - Korean: 아교 세포
• Translator German - Javanese: glia
• Translator German - Vietnamese: bào thần kinh đệm
• Translator German - Tamil: நரம்பிலி தசை நாண்கள்
• Translator German - Marathi: न्यूरॉग्लिआ
• Translator German - Turkish: glia
• Translator German - Italian: glia
• Translator German - Polish: glejowych
• Translator German - Ukrainian: глия
• Translator German - Romanian: Glia
• Translator German - Greek: νευρογλοία
• Translator German - Afrikaans: Glia
• Translator German - Swedish: glia
• Translator German - Norwegian: gliaceller

10 GERMAN BOOKS RELATING TO «GLIA»

Discover the use of Glia in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to Glia and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in German literature.

Lehrbuch Der Klinischen Pathophysiologie Komplexer ...

Das enterische Nervensystem subsummiert eine hohe Anzahl an enterischen Glia- zellen. Dies entspricht in etwa der Anzahl der Glia im Rückenmark. Ein Teil dieser Zellen ist im aganglionären Plexus mucosus lokalisiert. Diese Gliazellen ...

Rainer H. Straub, 2006

Romania cantat: Interpretationen

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Francisco J. Oroz Arizcuren, 1980

CompactLehrbuch Anatomie: in 4 Bänden

Abgeleitet: Glandula. glia (-ae) = Kitt, Kittsubstanz, Stütz- und Nährgewebe des Nervensystems; von glia (gr.) = Kittsubstanz. In: Glio- cytus, Neuroglia. Abgeleitet: Gliaarchitektonik, Gliom. glioblástus (-i) = Gliabildungszelle; von glia (s.d.) und ...

Walther Graumann, Dieter Sasse, 2005

La Clemenza Di Tito: Vocal Score (German, Italian Language ...

Ann. Er - hal-te, f e - glia-te. er- hal-te, cfe - glia-te, er - hal-te, ve - glia-te, Er- hal- te, Ve- glia-te. er -hal-te, ve-glia - te, er-hal -te, ce-glia - te, :nr s t be - glückt - ra non zu eeh'n, nehmt, Göt-ter, mein Le-ben, nehmt, sä - ra, tron - ca - te, tron - ca - le ...

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus

Heile Dich Selbst!

3.6.1 Gewebeveränderungen des HH Das Gehirn besteht zu etwa 10% aus Hirnzellen (Nervenzellen) und zu 90% aus Hirnbindegewebe (Glia). Die Glia besteht aus Makro-Glia (große Glia) und Mikro-Glia (kleine Glia). Letztere wird vom ...

Dietmar Krakowczyk, 2010

Tendres morsures

Sie besteht ebenfalls aus Zellen, die wie die Neuronen in verschiedenen Formen auftreten; es sind die Glia-Zellen. Manche sind klein, rund und fest (Mikroglia), andere haben eine sternförmige Gestalt wie manche Neuronen. Früher hat man  ...

Terminologia Embryologica: International Embryological ...

... columnare273 Columnar neuro-epithelium E5.14.1.1.1.1.3 Epitheliocytus prismaticus Wedge-shaped epithelial cell E5.14.1.1.1.1.4 Glia lilnitans; Membrana limitans glialis superfi- Glia limitans; Limiting membrane of superficial glia; cialis; ...

FIPAT,, 2013

La clemenza di Tito

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. sua /в . li.ci höchste Selig . ta, ve. gliate, keitjbe . - wahret iL ve. gliate, be . wahret, ve _ gliate be . wahret sui sa.cn gwrní suo des Kaisers ho.hes Wal iß höchste Selig keit,be .wahret, ue.glia.ie, be. wahret, ...

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 1872

Langenscheidt Dictionary of Biology English: English-German, ...

B von Myxobakterien) gliding movement Gleitbewegung f gl ioblast Glioblast m ( Vorläufer der Astroglia- und Oligo- dendrogliazelle) gliocyte s gliacyte gliogenesis Gliogenese f, Entwicklung /von Gliazellen gliogenous (Neuro-)Glia bildend ...

Manfred Eichhorn, 2005

Psychopharmakologie: Anwendung und Wirkungsweisen von ...

Inzwischen rückt man zunehmend mehr von der Einschätzung ab, daß Glia ausschließlich 'passiv' stützende und versorgende Funktionen zukommen und wird zunehmend auch auf 'aktive' Funktionen aufmerksam: 1 ' Astrozyten spielen eine ...

Thomas Elbert, Brigitte Rockstroh, 1993

10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GLIA»

Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term Glia is used in the context of the following news items.

New Players in the Obesity Puzzle: The Brain's Glial Cells

When glial cells were discovered in the 1800s, they were thought to be passive, supporting structures—the “glue”—as their Greek name implies—that holds ... «Scientific American, Aug 16»

Glia cells may play role in regulating sugar intake into the brain ...

An international team led by diabetes expert Matthias Tschöp reported in the journal 'Cell' that transportation of sugar into the brain is regulated by so-called glia ... «News-Medical.net, Aug 16»

A support system gone wrong - glial cells contribute to HD symptoms

A new piece of research has implicated a type of brain cells called glia in the development of HD symptoms. Regular mice injected with glial cells carrying the ... «HDBuzz, Aug 16»

Aid for Huntington's Disease Found through Glial Cell Transplant

The investigators implanted animals with human glial cells derived from stem cells. One of the roles of glia is to tend to the health of neurons, and the results from ... «Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News, Jun 16»

Mice implanted with human glia cells exhibit reduced symptoms of ...

The research entailed implanting the animals with human glia cells derived from stem cells. One of the roles of glia, an important support cell found in the brain, ... «News-Medical.net, Jun 16»

Brain cells that aid appetite control identified

They are known as NG2-glia cells.Although these cells exist within different parts of the brain, it is those found in a specific brain structure called the median ... «Science Daily, May 16»

The Rogue Immune Cells That Wreck the Brain

Glia, on the other hand, have always been considered less important and interesting. They have pedestrian duties such as supplying nutrients and oxygen to ... «MIT Technology Review, Apr 16»

Identity-driven

Furthermore, SHH is required for maintaining the molecular characteristics of Bergmann glial cells (BGs; one of two types of cerebellar astrocytes), as selective ... «Nature.com, Mar 16»

Do glia drive synaptic and cognitive impairment in disease?

Although neuroinflammation and reactive gliosis are prominent in virtually every CNS disease, glia are largely viewed as passive responders to neuronal ... «Nature.com, Oct 15»

Lost Neurons Could Be Replaced by Reprogrammed Glia

But the other major type of brain cells, the glia, may be a backup as researchers are finding ways to reprogram these cells to turn into new neurons. Glial cells ... «Braindecoder, Oct 15»