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| Pat (patnat@libero.it) |
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Hello everybody!
I'm doing a translation of an article about neuronal diseases.
Could you suggest me a good technical dictionary on line?
Does anybody know what a"chelator" is?
(Hemoglobin is a nitric oxide chelator)
And what does "blebbing" mean?
(plasma membrane blebbing)
Help please!
Thanks,
Pat.
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