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Übersetzung für 'EF hand' von Englisch nach Deutsch

EF-hand

EF-Hand {f}biochem.

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EF-hand motif

EF-Hand-Motiv {n}biochem.

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EF-hand pair

EF-Hand-Paar {n}biochem.

EF-hand superfamily

EF-Hand-Superfamilie {f}biochem.

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EF-hands

EF-Hände {pl}biochem.

electrofocusing <EF>

Elektrofokussierung {f} <EF>tech.

enrichment factor <EF>

Anreicherungs­faktor {m}chem.geol.mining

enhancement factor <EF>

Erhöhungs­faktor {m} <EF>

ejection fraction <EF>

Auswurffraktion {f}med.

Austreibungs­fraktion {f} [Auswurfleistung des Herzens]med.

Ejektionsfraktion {f} <EF>med.

equivalence factor <EF>

Äquivalenzfaktor {m} <AEF, Äf, ÄF>electr.

exposure factor <EF>

Expositionsfaktor {m} <EF>ecol.nucl.

enteric fever <EF>

enterisches Fieber {n}med.

earth fault <EF> [Br.]

Masseschluss {m}automot.electr.

economics and finance <EF>

Wirtschaft und Finanzen <WuF> [Studiengangsbezeichnung]econ.educ.fin.

energy flux <EF> [IEC 60050]

Energiefluss {m} [IEC 60050]MedTech.phys.

earth fault [esp. Br.] <EF>

Erdfehler {m}electr.

ejection fraction <EF> [of the heart]

Auswurfleistung {f} [des Herzens]med.

right-hand and left-hand operation

Rechts- und Linksbedienung {f}tech.

hand-to-hand combat

Nahkampf {m}mil.

Kampf {m} Mann gegen Mannmil.

hand-to-hand fight

Kampf {m} Mann gegen Mann

hand-to-hand fighting

Nahkampf {m}

• EF-Hand {f} = EF-hand
• EF-Hand-Motiv {n} = EF-hand motif
• EF-Hand-Paar {n} = EF-hand pair
• EF-Hand-Superfamilie {f} = EF-hand superfamily
• Elektrofokussierung {f} <EF> = electrofocusing <EF>
• Erhöhungsfaktor {m} <EF> = enhancement factor <EF>
• Expositionsfaktor {m} <EF> = exposure factor <EF>
• EF-Hände {pl} = EF-hands
• Einzelfrankatur {f} <EF> = single franking [only one stamp]
• Ejektionsfraktion {f} <EF> = ejection fraction <EF>
• Ebola-Fieber {n} <EF> = Ebola virus disease <EVD> [formerly known as Ebola haemorrhagic fever]
• Hand {f} = famble [sl.] [obs.]
• Hand {f} = hand
• eiserne Hand {f} = iron hand
• flinke Hand {f} = light hand
• freie Hand {f} = spare hand [one hand not in use]
• linke Hand {f} = left hand
• schlechtere Hand {f} = non-dominant hand
• Hand-Bandsäge {f} = portable band saw
• Buddhas Hand {f} = Buddha's hand [Citrus medica var. sarcodactylis, syn.: Citrus medica var. digitata]
• zur Hand = in hand
• blutige Hand {f} = bloody hand
• öffentliche Hand {f} = public purse

• Calmodulin belongs to one of the two main groups of calcium-binding proteins, called EF hand proteins.
• It has three EF hand motifs and is structurally related to calmodulin and troponin C.
• Calexcitin has four EF-hand motifs that possess different functions while the fourth one is nonfunctional.
• However, only three of these EF hands are functional (the most N-terminal EF-hand does not bind calcium).
• The subclass of neurocalcins are brain-specific proteins that fit into the EF-hand superfamily of calcium binding proteins.

• The EF hand is a helix–loop–helix structural domain or "motif" found in a large family of calcium-binding proteins.
• The S100 proteins are a family of low molecular-weight proteins found in vertebrates characterized by two calcium-binding sites that have helix-loop-helix ("EF-hand-type") conformation.
• PLC-δ1 also possesses a classical leucine-rich nuclear export signal (NES) in its EF hand motif, as well as a Nuclear localization signal within its linker region.
• Some EF-hand calcium binding proteins such as S100 or NCS-1 are also able to bind zinc ions.