ЭТИМОЛОГИЯ СЛОВА FURÁ
furá (fúr, furát), vb. –
1. A-și însuși pe ascuns sau cu forța un lucru care aparține alcuiva, a hoți, a jefui. –
2. A fermeca, a vrăji, a fascina. –
3. A răpi. –
4. A se strecura, a se prelinge. –
Mr.,
megl.,
istr. fur. Lat. fūrāre (Pușcariu 677, Candrea-Dens., 690; REW 3591; DAR),
cf. it. furare, prov. furar, Cf. fur, furt. Der. furat, s. n. (faptul de a fura, hoție, îndeletnicire a hoților);
furător, adj. (care te fură, seducător, răpitor);
furătură, s. f. (hoție, furat);
furăciune, s. f. (
Basar., furt, hoție);
furgăsi, vb. (a șterpeli), compunere hazlie de la
fura și
găsi; furlua, vb. (a șterpeli), compunere hazlie cu
lua; furgăseală, s. f. (furat);
furiș, adv. (pe ascuns, tiptil;
adj., clandestin);
furișa, vb. (a se strecura pe nesimțite). – Din
rom. provine
săs. furisch.
КНИГИ НА РУМЫНСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «FURÁ»
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Flow Cytometry - Partea 1 - Pagina 163
However, fluo-3 can be combined with SNARF-1 (Rijkers et al., 1990), or, even better, with Fura-Red (see below), to obtain a ratiometric measurement that helps to overcome these difficulties. IV. Use of Flow Cytometry and Fluo-3/Fura-Red for ...
Zbigniew Darzynkiewicz, J. Paul Robinson, Harry A. Crissman,
1994
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The 40 Most Interesting Czech WWII Bunkers: A Brief Guide
Many of them are repaired and maintained by volunteers who spare no effort, time, or money to preserve this piece of Czech history. This guide introduces forty of perhaps the most interesting Czech bunkers.
Zdenek Fura, Mirek Katzl,
2012
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IBM PowerVM Virtualization Active Memory Sharing
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2012
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Handbook of Biological Confocal Microscopy - Pagina 176
Fura-2, the dye most used in conventional microscopic imaging, shows a good excitation shift with Ca”, typically ratioed between 340–350 and 380-385 nm, but hardly any emission shift, so it would probably do best with a UV-enhanced ...
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A Practical Guide to the Study of Calcium in Living Cells - Pagina 255
The only dye currently available that has some potential in this respect is Fura-Red (Molecular Probes, Eugene, Oregon). Like its UV counterpart fura-2, this indicator exhibits a Ca2+-dependent spectral shift in excitation wavelength. Fura-Red ...
Richard Nuccitelli, American Society for Cell Biology,
1994
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Calcium Signaling Protocols - Pagina 252
One of the advantages of using a fura-2 signal is the ratiometric measurement of two excitation wavelengths, which cancels the parallel changes in the intensities of the two emitted light signals induced by the moving artifact produced by the ...
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Flow Cytometry: A Practical Approach - Pagina 215
Fluo-3/Fura. Red. for. ratiometric. analysis. using. 488. nm. excitation. Indo-1 has been the ratiometric calcium indicator dye most commonly used in flow cytometry because of its shift in emission frequency when excited at a single wavelength.
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Calcium Signaling - Pagina 53
Md. Shahidul Islam. thus require reduced dye concentrations. While on-rates are similar to Fura-2 with a Kon (1/(M.s)) of 5.5 × 108, off-rates are slightly higher for Bis-Fura-2 with a Koff of 257 (1/s) [28].
To follow calcium mobilization in platelets in vivo, we loaded washed platelets with Fura 2-AM. Fura 2-AM is a calcium ion-binding fluorochrome used in living cells to measure cytosolic calcium mobilization. Fura 2-AM is characterized by ...
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Preclinical and Clinical Modulation of Anticancer Drugs - Pagina 260
C. PRECLINICAL STUDIES IN VIVO The effects of various natural pyrimidines and their nucleosides and deoxynucleosides on FUra activity were examined by Santelli and Valeriote (1980) against the transplantable AKR leukemia in mice ...
Kenneth D. Tew, Peter J. Houghton, Janet A. Houghton,
1993