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Übersetzung für 'JH' von Englisch nach Deutsch

juvenile hormone <JH>

Juvenilhormon {n} <JH>biochem.entom.

• Jahrhundert {n} <Jh., Jhd., Jhdt., Jahrh.> = century <c, cent.>
• Juvenilhormon {n} <JH> = juvenile hormone <JH>
• aus dem 17. Jahrhundert [nachgestellt] [auch: aus dem siebzehnten Jahrhundert] <aus dem 17. Jh.> = seventeenth-century [attr.] <17th-century, 17th c.>

• In addition, it is induced by treatment of insects with either natural juvenile hormone, with JH I being the most potent inducer.
• Although her work in the published magazine was relatively low profile (she signed her pieces simply "jh"), she was a bold and creative force behind the scenes.
• The two hormones responsible for vitellogenesis stimulation in insects are sesquiterpenoid juvenile hormone (JH) and ecdysteroid 20-hydroxyecdysone (E20).
• In the Dec. 1919 issue, the individual identified as serving in the capacity of "Advisory Board" and who provided some content for the magazine was signed simply as "jh".
• The JH-XX is a supersonic, stealth, tactical bomber/fighter-bomber aircraft under development.

• se/personliga/jh/index.html (along with the original "Demo 33" MP3 and other demos of the device).
• In adults, absence of JH causes degeneration of flight muscles and atrophy or cessation of development of reproductive tissues, and halts mating behaviour.
• Hartwig JH, Yin HL, Stossel TP. Contractile protein and the mechanism of phagocytosis in macrophages.
• Behavioral changes in the workers as a result of QMP exposure is thought to be mediated through changes in juvenile hormone (JH) level.
• During Winter, the school offers HS B-G Basketball, JH Girls Volleyball, HS Wrestling, JH Wrestling, and JH Boys Basketball.

• Most insect species contain only juvenile growth hormone (JH) III.
• The JH-416 introduced the "In Line Monitoring" configuration that became the standard for many future console designs from both MCI and other manufacturers.
• Another member of SJT class ROUV is JH-01 (...) ROUV, which is specifically designed to meet the urgent need for an ROUV for underwater dam inspection and maintenance.
• Fan Yang Mai I or Pham Duong Mai I (Chinese: 范陽邁, Middle Chinese: "buam’-jɨaŋ-maɨjh/mɛ:jh") was briefly the king of Champa, an area populated by the Cham ethnic group in present-day Vietnam.
• "jh" was a marginal phoneme in Sanskrit, hence its phonology is more difficult to reconstruct; it was more commonly employed in the Middle Indo-Aryan languages as a result of phonological processes resulting in the phoneme.