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111factor I — a plasma enzyme that regulates both classical and alternative pathways of complement activation (see complement). In the classical pathway, it blocks the formation of C3 convertase by catabolizing C4b; in the alternative pathway, it inactivates… …
112Factor V — Proacelerina (también Factor lábil, Globulina aceleradora o Trombogén) …
113Factor XI — Antecedente de la tromboplastina del plasma (también PTA o Factor C antihemofílico) …
114factor — fac·tor s.m.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} TS comm., banc. impresa che in un contratto di factoring si assume l incarico di recuperare i crediti di un altra impresa {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: sec. XX. ETIMO: der. di (to) factor fungere da agente… …
115factor — (m) (Básico) lo que contribuye a producir un resultado Ejemplos: No se puede ignorar el factor humano en el cambio climático. La tierra, el trabajo y el capital son los factores productivos. Sinónimos: causa, circunstancia …
116factor — is., İng. factor Bakınız alacaklandırıcı …
117factor — 1) A firm that engages in factoring 2) An individual or firm that acts as an agent (often called a mercantile agent) in certain trades, usually receiving a factorage (commission or fee) based on the amount of sales achieved. Unlike some other… …
118factor — noun this had been a key factor in his decision to withdraw Syn: element, part, component, ingredient, strand, constituent, point, detail, item, feature, facet, aspect, characteristic, consideration, influence, circumstance …
119factor — n. (in biochemistry) a substance that is essential to a physiological process, often a substance the nature of which is unknown. See also: coagulation factors, growth factor …
120factor — koeficientas statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. coefficient; factor vok. Faktor, m; Koeffizient, m rus. коэффициент, m pranc. coefficient, m; facteur, m …
