Meanings of physiological property in English

According to their physiological properties these bacteria have been identified as Microbacterium sp.

On the basis of its physiological properties, this isolate was classified as Pseudomonas putida.

Once formed, dendrites subdivide into compartments with distinct physiological properties that enable dendritic computations.

Putative retained genes exhibit possible functions that might explain the peculiar physiological properties of mosses.

Brain circuits comprise vast numbers of interconnected neurons with diverse molecular, anatomical and physiological properties.

The present results provide a molecular basis to elucidate the remarkable physiological properties of this neurotoxin.

Few studies, however, have investigated the biochemical and physiological properties of the dACC in such populations.

Due to their biochemical and physiological properties, these molecules are interesting for medical and biotechnological purposes.

Moreover, autopsy studies have identified anatomically preserved but unmyelinated axons that could potentially subserve normal physiological properties.

Stress profoundly affects physiological properties of neurons across brain circuits and thereby increases the risk for depression.

It is suggested that diverse biological clocks share physiological properties in their phase responses irrespective of period length.

This review will discuss these conflicting physiological properties of glucagon, and the attempts to harness these effects pharmacologically.

The phototrophic purple bacterium Rhodobacter capsulatus offers unique physiological properties that are favorable for biosynthesis of hydrophobic terpenes.

Physiological properties of cells such as restitutions of refractoriness and of conduction velocity are given via experimentally measured functions.

In this review article, we summarize the molecular and physiological properties of monocytes in relation to other myeloid cells.

Photoreceptors of nocturnal geckos are transmuted cones that acquired rod morphological and physiological properties but retained cone-type phototransduction proteins.