Übersetzung für 'mucous layer' von Englisch nach Deutsch

mucous layer

Schleimschicht {f}biol.

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three-layer {adj} <3-layer> [attr.]

dreilagig <3-lagig>

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mucous {adj}

mukösmed.

schleimartig

schleimig

muzinösanat.med.

Schleim-

mucous congestion

Verschleimung {f}

mucous granuloma

Schleimgranulom {n}med.

traumatische Schleimzyste {f} [Schleimgranulom]med.

mucous fold

Schleimhautfalte {f}med.

mucous cyst

Schleimzyste {f}med.

mucous wall

Schleimwall {m} [z. B. gegen Selbstverdauung]med.

mucous secretion

Schleimabsonderung {f}

mucous lining

Schleimhaut {f}anat.med.

mucous gland

Schleimdrüse {f}anat.

green mucous {adj}

grün-schleimig [z. B. Stuhl]med.

nasal mucous membrane

Nasenschleimhaut {f}anat.

vaginal mucous membrane

Vaginalschleimhaut {f}anat.

mucous retention cyst

Schleimretentionszyste {f}med.

mucous membrane electrode

Schleimhautelektrode {f}dent.

• The tiny food particles (plant and animal plankton) stick to the mucous layer of the gills.
• By consuming distinct species, the outer mucous layer inhibition alters but if two separate prey species are constantly eaten, the mucous layer will inhibit for both species.
• Additionally, the mucous layer created by worms which surrounds their castings allows for a "time release" effect, meaning not all nutrients are released at once.
• It is widely thought that the first site of entry for many of these parasites is in the gastrointestinal tract where enzymes such as pepsin or even an alkaline pH shift (caused by the mucous layer prominent in this area) induces polar tube discharge.
• The mucous layer contains mucins, gelatinous glycoproteins, which allow for an even distribution of the tear film over the corneal surface and decreased friction during blinking.

• Resting cysts are globular and differ from division cysts by their mucous layer containing many yellow globules and their tolerance for harsh environmental conditions like low nutrient levels.
• These altered expression profiles are potentially the result of changes in the gut environment in patients with IBD, which include increased levels of inflammation, higher concentrations of oxygen and a diminished mucous layer.
• Bacteria which penetrate the mucous layer are dealt with a second line of defense which includes antimicrobial peptides that are secreted by the surface epithelium of the respiratory tract which kill many strains of bacteria.