MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PHOTOPHOBIC»
photophobic
response
robot
photophobia
ˌfəʊtəʊˈfəʊbiə
symptom
abnormal
intolerance
visual
perception
light
medical
morbid
fear
phobia
experience
discomfort
pain
eyes
exposure
presence
photophobic
merriam
webster
growing
best
under
reduced
illumination
relating
first
known
rhymes
with
define
pertaining
organism
that
avoids
more
meaning
pronunciation
translations
reverso
also
photopic
phototrophic
photographic
defined
adjective
comparative
superlative
most
biology
thrives
relatively
level
exhibiting
channelrhodopsin
initiates
phototaxis
here
demonstrate
chlamydomonas
cells
content
exhibit
phototactic
responses
strictly
depend
availability
wiktionary
quantitative
studies
step
down
ofeuglena
induced
lowering
intensity
studied
quantitatively
individual
cell
isolated
encounters
archive
plinkoid
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «PHOTOPHOBIC»
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photophobic dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
photophobic et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Light Sensing in Plants
But, very surprisingly, neither step-up nor step-down photophobic reactions were
impaired. These results can be interpreted by a number of options. First, the
energy absorbed by only flavins is not sufficient to drive phototaxis but to mediate
...
M. Wada, K. Shimazaki, Moritoshi Iino, 2005
2
CRC Handbook of Organic Photochemistry and Photobiology, ...
FIGURE 120.1 The step-up photophobic response exhibited by a cell (namely, in
this case, the ciliate Blepharisma japonicum) upon crossing a dark(gray)-light(
white) border. both photophobic responses consist of a brief cessation of forward
...
William M. Horspool, Francesco Lenci, 2003
In a freely swimming cell, this switch is characteristic for the photophobic
response [31]. Therefore it could be concluded that the FC is the driving force for
the photophobic response of the cell [48,60,68]. Recently this notion has been
directly ...
D.-P. Häder, M. Lebert, 2001
4
Bio-mechanisms of Swimming and Flying
Experimental apparatus for photophobic phenomenon of euglena Photophobic
response was investigated by this apparatus in the condition that 30 - 60
euglenas were put into the pool. The results are summarized in Fig. 2.6.
Horizontal axis is ...
N. Kato, J. Ayers, H. Morikawa, 2004
and disappears at light intensities higher than 200 W/mz, above which only step-
up photophobic responses and photodispersal from light traps are the
photomotile reactions exhibited by Euglena. This threshold value may vary in
different ...
Transverse taxis or diaphotaxis is when the organism moves perpendicular to the
axis of the light stimulus (occurs at an intermediate light intensity).
Photoaccumulation or photodispersal is the end result of photokinesis,
photophobic response, ...
Elli Kohen, Rene Santus, Joseph G. Hirschberg, 1995
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Issues in Psychology and Psychiatry—Special Fields: 2013 Edition
PhOtophObic. Response. In. The. Benthic. Diatom. Navicula. Perminuta. (
bacillariophyceae). By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Psychology &
Psychiatry Journal — New research on Psychology is the subject of a report.
According to ...
8
Environmental UV Radiation: Impact on Ecosystems and Human ...
Effect ofUV-B radiation on photomotile responses Photomotile responses of both
B.japonicum and F. salina are impaired by UV-B irradiation18'19. B. japonicum
reacts to light stimuli exhibiting step-up photophobic responses: upon a sudden ...
Francesco Ghetti, Giovanni Checcucci, Janet F. Bornman, 2006
9
Algae: An Introduction to Phycology
The third type of response, the photophobic response, entails a rapid reversal of
movement and is induced by a sudden increase or decrease of light intensity.
The phototactic and photophobic responses enable blue-green algae that live in
...
Christiaan Hoek, David Mann, H. M. Jahns, 1995
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Some Effects of Adenosine Triphosphate on Swimming and ...
Study confirms that available ATP regulates the rates of flagellar beating and swimming in Euglena, and also that it has two responses to light.
Mercedes L. Acuña, Eugene C. Bovee, 1979
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «PHOTOPHOBIC»
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photophobic est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
AGTC Tackles 3 Eye Diseases with Gene Therapy
People are severely photophobic, legally blind, and even in a normally lit office building wear heavily tinted glasses. Outside they wear goggles ... «PLoS Blogs, avril 15»
Hubble's Greatest Hits
Rather than remaining locked on its celestial targets, it trembled and shook, quaking like a photophobic vampire whenever sunlight struck its ... «PopMatters, avril 15»
Train operator sues MTA over 'satanic terroristic criminality'
... and the Census Bureau, arguing they discriminated against him because he is white, Irish, Catholic and “photophobic,” or sensitive to light. «New York Post, mars 15»
Images showcase how Hubble telescope is transforming our …
'Rather than remaining locked on its celestial targets, it trembled and shook, quaking like a photophobic vampire whenever sunlight struck its ... «Daily Mail, mars 15»
Even cockroaches have personalities
Cockroaches are photophobic during the day, implying that that when exposed to light, they automatically seek out shelter in a dark space. «Mongabay.com, mars 15»
Computing for the Visually Impaired, Part 4
(Note that sliding Display Contrast to Maximum renders the screen so bright that it may be painful for photophobic users.) Display > Cursor ... «TidBITS, févr 15»
Why Riddick Wasn't The Real Hero Of Pitch Black
Remember Pitch Black, in which interstellar castaways battled their way off a dark planet filled with photophobic monsters? Well, while Vin ... «io9, janv 15»
11 fun, amazing facts about worms
Worms are photophobic even though they don't have eyes. To escape light, they will burrow down into their bedding or soil. Worms are ... «Arizona Daily Star, janv 15»
Quick step to Sydney
... of normal, she sees in monochrome, has minimal peripheral vision, poor depth perception and is photophobic - bright light causes "whiteout". «Wanganui Chronicle, janv 15»
The King Can Do No Wrong
... attractions to the fight at hand are intoxicated by deceit, blindfolded by the god of money, power and pleasure and are morally photophobic. «Sierra Express Media, nov 14»
