ETYMOLOGIA SŁOWA BÚCHE
búche (búchi), s. f. –
1. A doua literă a alfabetului chirilic. –
2. Literă în general. –
3. Pic, strop, nimic.
Sl. buky (Cihac, II, 30). –
Der. bucher, s. m. (elev începător; novice; elev care învață mult pe dinafară);
bucheri, vb. (a silabisi; a citi);
bucherie, s. f. (rudimente, învățătură elementară);
buchini, vb. (a silabisi);
bucherisi, vb. (a silabisi);
buchisi (
var. buchisa),
vb. (a silabisi; a învăța), ușor de confundat cu omonimul său
a buchisi (‹
bucși);
buchiseală, s. f. (lucrare școlară);
bucvar (
var. bu(c)far, buhvar(iu)),
s. n. (
înv.; caiet, carte). Pentru
buchini și
var. bughini, bunghini (care ajung să însemne „a lucra cu caznă, stricîndu-și vederea, în poziția caracteristică a celui care învață”, interpretat greșit de Tiktin plecînd de la
fr. bouquiner, cf. Graur,
BL, VI, 141.
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BÚCHE ~ i f. 1) Druga litera alfabetu cyrylicy. 2) Każdy ze znaków graficznych, które składają się na alfabet; list. \u0026 # X25ca; Przestrzeganie prawa do robienia wszystkiego zgodnie z prawem. Nie wiem (nie wiem); nie mieć pojęcia o niczym. 3) Podstawowa znajomość pisania i czytania. BÚCHE ~i f. 1) A doua literă din alfabetul chirilic. 2) Fiecare dintre semnele grafice, care alcătuiesc un alfabet; literă. ◊ A se ține de ~ea legii a face totul în conformitate cu legea. A nu ști (o) ~ a nu ști nimic; a nu avea idee de nimic. 3) Cunoștințe elementare de scris și de citit.
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Betrachtungen Ber Die Sechs Ersten Lieder Im Dritten Buche ...
This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process.
Trompheller Ernst Ludwig, 2009
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Chemical Pesticides Mode of Action and Toxicology - Pagina 109
5.5.1 The butyrylcholinesterases Acetylcholinesterase has a cousin that is called pseudocholinesterase, butyrylcholinesterase (BuChE), or just cholinesterase. There is a high degree of similarity between BuChE and AChE despite the fact that ...
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Toxicology of Organophosphate & Carbamate Compounds - Pagina 187
The term, originally proposed by Vogel in 1959, was brought into common usage by Werner Kalow in the early 1960s (Kalow, 1962a) with respect to the plasma fonn of cholinesterase, butyrylcholinesterase (BuChE; EC 3.1.1.8). BuChE is a ...
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Strabons Quellen Im Elften Buche. I. Kaukasien
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Karl Johannes Neumann, 2009
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Rosenberg's Molecular and Genetic Basis of Neurological ... - Pagina 58
In humans, BuChE (EC3.1.1.8) is present in plasma and in most tissues, including certain regions of the brain.68 Despite today's extensive knowledge about allelic BuChE variants and their pharmacogenomic impact, its physiological function ...
Roger N. Rosenberg, Juan M. Pascual, 2014
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Exploring the Vertebrate Central Cholinergic Nervous System
BuChE and AChE of the erythrocytes and the serum cooperate in destroying choline esters (including ACh) whether administered pharmacologically or present endogenously in the blood (for example, a butyrylcholine derivative; Kewitz, 1959) ...
Alexander G. Karczmar, 2007
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Chemical Warfare Agents: Chemistry, Pharmacology, ... - Pagina 183
(1996) found that OP-inhibited CaE from plasma underwent spontaneous reactivation with a halftime of 1–2 h. Comparisons of the amino acid sequences of CaE, AChE, and BuChE are informative with regard to the critical amino acid residues ...
James A. Romano, Brian J. Lukey, Harry Salem, 2007
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Handbook of Toxicology of Chemical Warfare Agents - Pagina 879
FACTORS INFLUENCING ACTIVITY OF CHOLINESTERASES The influencing of BuChE activity by gamma irradiation, stress, gravidity, certain neurological and psychiatric disorders, hormones, and medical drugs has been demonstrated ...
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Autonomic Pharmacology - Pagina 388
It was through the use of suxamethonium that the observation of genetic polymorphism of plasma BuchE was made. The catalytic subunit of human BuchE is encoded by a single gene on chromosome 3, with an additional locus on ...
10
Histoire de La Buche: Recits Sur La Vie Des Plantes...
ction of a book published before 1923.
Jean Henri Casimir Fabre, 2013
