| Re: chelator, blebbing |
Very little. Maybe some .. |
| Miss Elaine Eos (Misc@*your-shoes*PlayNaked.com) |
2006/03/21 01:33 |
In article <iGBTf.41598$PR2.779998@twister2.libero.it>,
"Pat" <patnat@libero.it> wrote:
> Hello everybody!
> I'm doing a translation of an article about neuronal diseases.
> Could you suggest me a good technical dictionary on line?
<http://www.dictionary.com>
> Does anybody know what a"chelator" is?
> (Hemoglobin is a nitric oxide chelator)
<http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=chelator>
> And what does "blebbing" mean?
> (plasma membrane blebbing)
<http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=blebby>
I'd guess that if something is blebbing, it is becoming blebby
(self-blebbing), or making something else blebby (other-blebbing.)
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