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Meanings of vibrissa in anglès

portuguès
bigode

A long stiff hair growing from the snout or brow of most mammals as e.g. a cat.

bigode
Sinònims
Examples for "whisker"
Examples for "whisker"
1
Jeff went upstairs, brushed his teeth, and rubbed on the whisker-removing cream.
Dayworld
2
He twitched his whiskers, gave a good sniff, and rejected the nuggets.
One for the money
3
She could feel the whiskers growing back that he'd shaved that morning.
Austenland
4
I'd be growing whiskers in a couple of years, she told me.
Dangerous Women
5
Oh, and Whiskers is good, but he'll be happy to see you.
Audrey's door
1
The Sheffield team has yet to transplant the sensory hair cells into animals.
The Guardian
2
These data suggest that FGF2 plays a role during differentiation of sensory hair cells in avians.
Pubmed
3
Damage to the sensory hair cells and the spiral ganglion neurons of the cochlea leads to deafness.
Pubmed
4
The peripheral auditory nerve (AN) carries sound information from sensory hair cells to the brain.
Pubmed
5
Cisplatin ototoxicity results from damage to and death of cells in the inner ear, including sensory hair cells.
Pubmed
Usage of vibrissa in anglès
1
HNG significantly increased hair shaft elongation in vibrissa hair follicle organ culture.
Pubmed
2
In developing somatosensory cortex, domains were smaller than, and distinct from, the barrels, which represent sensory input from a single vibrissa.
Pubmed
3
A finite element method was used to model the motion of a single vibrissa fixed at its base, using the aforementioned fluid force.
Pubmed
4
The force of the vibrating air on a vibrissa was modeled using the exact solution for a vibrating infinite cylinder in linear fluid.
Pubmed
5
Our findings identify Trps1 as a novel regulator of the Wnt signaling pathway and of early hair follicle progenitors in the developing vibrissa follicle.
Pubmed
Translations for vibrissa
portuguès
bigode
Vibrissa through the time