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synaptosomeenUK
syn·ap·to·some S0962850 (sĭ-năp′tə-sōm′)n. Any of various sacs, composed of synaptic vesicles and mitochondria, that break away from axon terminals at a synapse after brain tissue has been homogenized under controlled conditions.
syn·ap′to·so′mal adj.synaptosome (sɪˈnæptəˌsəʊm) n (Physiology) physiol a saclike structure at an isolated nerve endingsynaptosomeenUK
syn·ap·to·some (sin-ap'tō-sōm), Membrane-bound sac containing synaptic vesicles that breaks away from axon terminals when brain tissue is homogenized under controlled conditions; such particles can be separated from other subcellular particles by differential and density gradient centrifugation. [synapse + G. sōma, body] synaptosome (sĭ-năp′tə-sōm′)n. Any of various sacs, composed of synaptic vesicles and mitochondria, that break away from axon terminals at a synapse after brain tissue has been homogenized under controlled conditions.
syn·ap′to·so′mal adj.syn·ap·to·some (si-nap'tŏ-sōm) Membrane-bound sac containing synaptic vesicles that breaks away from axon terminals when brain tissue is homogenized under controlled conditions; such particles can be separated from other subcellular particles by differential and density gradient centrifugation. [synapse + G. sōma, body] |