plasma Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung

Plasma n	plasma
Plasma	plasma
Plasmabildschirm f electr.	plasma screen
Plasmaprotein n med.	plasma protein
Plasmabildschirm	plasma display
Plasmaphysik f phys.	plasma physics
Plasmaschweißen n techn.	plasma welding
Plasmaspritzen n	plasma spraying
Plasmaexpander m; Plasmaersatzmittel zur Auffüllung des Blutkreislaufs med.	plasma expander
Plasmaexpander m, Plasmaersatzmittel zur Auffüllung des Blutkreislaufs med.	plasma expander
Festkörperplasma n	solid-state plasma
Gefrierfrischplasma n med.	fresh frozen plasma
Zeta-Gerät n (Plasma)	plasma apparatus Zeta
Driftfläche f (Plasma) phys.	drift surface (plasma)
Wolfram-Plasma-Schweißen n; WP-Schweißen n techn.	plasma arc welding PAW
Wolfram-Plasma-Schweißen n; WP-Schweißen n techn.	plasma arc welding PAW
plasmatisch adj	plasmatic; plasmic; plasma
Verengungsinstabilität f; Würstcheninstabilität f (Plasma) phys.	sausage instability (plasma)
Plasmabrenner m Plasmabrenner pl	plasma torch plasma torches
Rekombinationsstrahlung f (Plasma) phys.	recombination radiation (plasma)

Kreatinin n; Creatinin n biochem. Blutplasmakretinin n	creatinine blood plasma creatinine
Plasmazersetzung f; Plasmoschise f biol.	disintegration of cell plasma; plasmoschisis
Blutplasmaüberschuss m; Plasmafülle f; Polyplasmie f med.	excessive plasma volume increase; polyplasmia
Wechselwirkung f zwischen Pellet und Plasma (Kerntechnik) techn.	pellet-plasma interaction (nuclear engineering)
Caeruloplasmin n; Ceruloplasmin n (ein Plasmaprotein) biol.	ceruloplasmin; caeruloplasmin (a plasma protein)
Spender m; Spenderin f med. Spender pl; Spenderinnen pl Blutspender m Blutplasmaspender m	donor donors blood donor blood plasma donor
Blutplasma n med. Blutplasma mit antihämophilem Faktor	blood plasm; plasma antihaemophilic factor plasma
Wiedervereinigungsgeschwindigkeit f; Rekombinationsgeschwindigkeit f (von Ladungsträgern im Plasma) phys.	recombination velocity (of charge carriers in the plasma)
Blutplasmamangel m; Plasmamangel m; Oligoplasmie f med.	blood plasma deficiency; apoplasmia; oligoplasmia; mioplasmia
Trapatt-Diode f electr.	trapped plasma avalanche triggered transit diode; TRAPATT diode
Plasmozytom n; multiples Myelom n; Myelomatose f; Kahler-Krankheit f med.	plasma cell myeloma; multiple myeloma; myelomatosis; Kahler's disease
Plasmaschneider m techn. Plasmaschneider pl	plasma cutting torch; plasma cutter plasma cutting torches; plasma cutters
Plasmafernseher m; Plasma-TV-Gerät n Plasmafernseher pl; Plasma-TV-Geräte pl	plasma TV set; plasma television set; plasma TV coll. plasma TV sets; plasma television sets
Kernkörperchen n; Zellkörperchen n (im Zellkern); Nukleolus m; Nukleole f biol. Kernkörperchen pl; Zellkörperchen pl; Nukleoli pl; Nukleolen pl Russell'sche Zellkörperchen (in Plasmazellen)	nucleolus; nocleole rare (structure within the nucleus) nucleoli Russell bodies (in plasma cells)
Rekombination f (Wiedervereinigung von Ladungsträgern im Plasma) phys. Rekombination im Zweierstoß; Zweierstoßrekombination Rekombination im Dreierstoß; Dreierstoßrekombination	recombination process; recombination (of charge carriers in the plasma) two-body recombination three-body recombination
Zellwand f; Zellgrenzschicht f; Zellmembran(e) f; Zytoplasmamembran(e) f; Zytomembran(e) f; Plasmamembran(e) f; Plasmalemma n biol. Zellwände pl; Zellgrenzschichten pl; Zellmembranen pl; Zytoplasmamembranen pl; Zytomembranen pl; Plasmamembranen pl; Plasmalemmata pl Pilzzellwand f	cell wall; cell membrane; cellular membrane; cytoplasmic membrane; plasma membrane cell walls; cell membranes; cellular membranes; cytoplasmic membranes; plasma membranes fungal cell wall
Diode f electr. Dioden pl Detektordiode f Freilaufdiode f Gleichrichterdiode f Kapazitätsvariationsdiode f; Kapazitätsdiode f schnelle Diode Schottky-Diode Trapatt-Diode Zener-Diode f	diode diodes detector diode recovery diode rectifier diode tuner diode fast-recovery diode Schottky diode; hot-carrier diode trapped plasma avalanche-triggered transit diode; TRAPATT diode breakdown diode; Zener diode
Globulin n biochem. antihämophiles Globulin A antihämophiles Globulin B Globulin des Blutplasmas Zellglobulin n	globulin antihaemophilic globulin A AHG ; haemophilic factor A antihaemophilic globulin B; haemophilic factor B; plasma thromboplastic factor B; plasma thromboplastin component; platelet cofactor II; christmas factor serum globulin cytoglobulin
Eiweißstoff m; Eiweißkörper m; Eiweiß n; Protein n biochem. Blutplasmaprotein n Chromoprotein n Gerüsteiweiß n; Strukturprotein n; Skleroprotein n konjugiertes Protein; Proteid frühere Bezeichnung Mucoprotein n Nukleoprotein n Rekombinationsprotein n Rohprotein n Schutzeiweiß n; Schutzprotein n Stressprotein n Transportprotein n Virusprotein n	protein; albuminous substance blood plasma protein chromoprotein structural protein conjugated protein; proteid former name mucoprotein nucleoprotein recombination protein raw protein protective protein stress protein carrier protein virus protein

Deutsche Plasma {n} Synonyme

plasma Rh factor Rh-negative Rh-positive Rh-type Rhesus factor antibody antigen arterial blood blood

Englische plasma Synonyme

plasma Definition

plasma Bedeutung

cell membrane cytomembrane plasma membrane	a thin membrane (a double layer of lipids) enclosing the cytoplasm of a cell, proteins in the membrane control passage of ions (like sodium or potassium or calcium) in and out of the cell, all cells have a cell membrane
plasma plasm blood plasma	the colorless watery fluid of the blood and lymph that contains no cells, but in which the blood cells (erythrocytes, leukocytes, and thrombocytes) are suspended
plasma cell plasmacyte	a cell that develops from a B lymphocyte in reaction to a specific antigen, found in bone marrow and sometimes in the blood
plasma physics	the branch of physics concerned with matter in its plasma phase
pneumocytosis pneumocystis pneumonia pneumocystis carinii pneumonia interstitial plasma cell pneumonia	pneumonia occurring in infants or in persons with impaired immune systems (as AIDS victims)
plasma	(physical chemistry) a fourth state of matter distinct from solid or liquid or gas and present in stars and fusion reactors, a gas becomes a plasma when it is heated until the atoms lose all their electrons, leaving a highly electrified collection of nuclei and free electrons, particles in space exist in the form of a plasma
plasma protein	any of the proteins in blood plasma
plasma	a green slightly translucent variety of chalcedony used as a gemstone
plasma thromboplastin antecedent factor XI	coagulation factor whose deficiency results in a hemorrhagic tendency

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