synthesis
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- noun
- /ˈsɪnθəsɪs/
- Specialized
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síntesis
- Fibroblasts accumulate in injured areas of nerves, and an increase in collagen synthesis occurs in response to trauma.
- protein synthesis
- estrogen synthesis
- DNA synthesis
So that's what's increasing the synthesis of the muscle.
- So that's what's increasing the synthesis of the muscle.
- You actually need it for the synthesis of hormones.
- We know that mitochondria actually have the enzyme required for the synthesis of steroid hormones.
- Now so far studies have not shown increase in muscle protein synthesis when you ingest collagen.
- And we also saw a decrease in intracellular ATP and protein synthesis is an ATP dependent process.
- That's a cell death that occurs and requires protein synthesis.
- So amino acid is one way to stimulate muscle protein synthesis.
- Leucine is responsible for muscle protein synthesis.
- So we saw the astronomer saw in this electromagnetic counterpart the nuclear synthesis of heavy elements occurring.
- It just won't go towards muscle protein synthesis.
Examples
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And that's because it's known in muscle biology that mtor promotes muscle growth, or at least it's required for protein synthesis, which is part of muscle growth.
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A complete understanding of the ocean's overturning probably requires a synthesis of the two models.
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So if you change the rate of expansion through nuclear synthesis, you change the outcome of nuclear synthesis.
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The Sound Edit software is a wonderful way to explore the synthesis of new musical ideas.
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You actually need it for the synthesis of hormones.
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Researchers suggested that physicians rely on synthesis rather than composition to write progress notes.
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How does this complex fiber ATP synthesis work?
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This could be causing the shift in collagen synthesis and elimination.
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We know that mitochondria actually have the enzyme required for the synthesis of steroid hormones.
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The researchers are studying the synthesis of a new drug by combining various chemical compounds.
Synonyms
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3.0
A process where substances change and form new substances
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3.1
A change where substances turn into different substances
Compounds
A way of joining different ideas and images in your mind into one clear picture
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Etymology
Synthesis comes from Greek parts syn- meaning 'together' and thesis meaning 'to put'. In chemistry this is literal: a synthesis is 'putting together' simpler substances to make a new compound.