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41pore — altiport apport arrière port ascospore avant port aéroport birapport blastopore déport emport garde port handisport hoverport héliport import export macrospore madrépore microspore millépore omnisports oospore passeport polypore pore port rapport …
42pore — 1 noun (C) one of the small holes in your skin that liquid, especially sweat can pass through, or a similar hole in the surface of a plant: Witch hazel can help to unblock greasy pores. 2 verb pore over sth phrasal verb (T) to read or look at… …
43Pore — Admin ASC 2 Code Orig. name Pore Country and Admin Code CO.32.3671904 CO …
44porė — 2 põrė sf. (2) 1. J vištos kuodas. 2. prk. išpuikimas, pūtimasis: Ana pakėlė porę savo J. 3. puošeiva: Jų mergos tokios põrės Skr …
45pore — akutė statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Ertmelė arba kiaurymė kietojoje medžiagoje ar organizmo audinyje. atitikmenys: angl. pore rus. пора ryšiai: sinonimas – pora …
46Pore — die Pore, n (Mittelstufe) eine kleine Öffnung in der Haut Beispiele: Staub verstopft die Poren. Er schwitzte aus allen Poren …
47pore — 1. n. esp. Biol. a minute opening in a surface through which gases, liquids, or fine solids may pass. Etymology: ME f. OF f. L porus f. Gk poros passage, pore 2. v.intr. (foll. by over) 1 be absorbed in studying (a book etc.). 2 meditate on,… …
48-pore — ˌpō(ə)r, ȯ(ə)r, ōə, ȯ(ə) noun combining form ( s) Etymology: Latin porus more at pore : opening atriopore blasto …
49Pore forming toxins — (PFTs) are protein toxins, typically, (but not exclusively) produced by bacteria, such as C.perfringens and S.aureus . They are frequently cytotoxic (i.e., they kill cells) as they create unregulated pores in the membrane of targeted cells.Types… …
50Pore nucleaire — Pore nucléaire Les pores nucléaires sont de grands complexes protéiques (poids moléculaire estimé à 125 000 kDa) traversant l enveloppe nucléaire qui est une double membrane entourant le noyau des cellules eucaryotes. Les pores nucléaires… …
