Definition of axoplasm in English:

axoplasm

noun ˈaksə(ʊ)plaz(ə)mˈaksōˌplazəm

mass nounBiology

The cytoplasm of a nerve axon.
〔生〕轴质，轴浆
Example sentencesExamples
- It is argued that many aspects of the composition and dispersal properties of Myxicola axoplasm are similar to those in other axons.
- Here we provide evidence of a new type of organelle movement in squid axoplasm which is independent of both microtubules and microtubule-based motors.
- Furthermore, both the rates and mode of saltatory transport of organelles in giant lamellipodia resemble myosin-driven transport along actin in extruded squid axoplasm.
- To deliver HSV into the axoplasm, viral particles stripped of their envelopes by detergent were injected into the giant axon, thereby bypassing the infective process.
- The brightness and density of mito-GFP labeling within presynaptic boutons provides a rough estimate for mitochondrial concentration in the presynaptic axoplasm.

Derivatives

axoplasmic

adjective

Biology

For example, elevation of the axoplasmic concentration of Caz + is necessary for the initiation of vesiculation, leading to axonal repair, and the degradation of axonal proteins, leading to axonal degeneration.
Example sentencesExamples
- The enzymes are produced in the nerve cell bodies and pass down the axon to the nerve terminals in the so-called axoplasmic flow (they can travel a considerable distance - for example, from the spinal cord to the foot muscles).
- Previous studies have shown that assessments of dye exclusion can depend upon the electrical charge of the dye and other factors (e.g., axoplasmic outflow at the injury site).
- These intermediate filaments run in parallel along the axon and occupy a large fraction of the axoplasmic volume.
- He made important contributions to the understanding of axoplasmic transport of neurosecretory material.

Definition of axoplasm in US English:

axoplasm

nounˈaksōˌplazəm

Biology

The cytoplasm of a nerve axon.
〔生〕轴质，轴浆
Example sentencesExamples
- It is argued that many aspects of the composition and dispersal properties of Myxicola axoplasm are similar to those in other axons.
- To deliver HSV into the axoplasm, viral particles stripped of their envelopes by detergent were injected into the giant axon, thereby bypassing the infective process.
- Furthermore, both the rates and mode of saltatory transport of organelles in giant lamellipodia resemble myosin-driven transport along actin in extruded squid axoplasm.
- The brightness and density of mito-GFP labeling within presynaptic boutons provides a rough estimate for mitochondrial concentration in the presynaptic axoplasm.
- Here we provide evidence of a new type of organelle movement in squid axoplasm which is independent of both microtubules and microtubule-based motors.

单词	axoplasm
释义	Definition of axoplasm in English: axoplasm noun ˈaksə(ʊ)plaz(ə)mˈaksōˌplazəm mass nounBiology The cytoplasm of a nerve axon. 〔生〕轴质，轴浆 Example sentencesExamples It is argued that many aspects of the composition and dispersal properties of Myxicola axoplasm are similar to those in other axons. Here we provide evidence of a new type of organelle movement in squid axoplasm which is independent of both microtubules and microtubule-based motors. Furthermore, both the rates and mode of saltatory transport of organelles in giant lamellipodia resemble myosin-driven transport along actin in extruded squid axoplasm. To deliver HSV into the axoplasm, viral particles stripped of their envelopes by detergent were injected into the giant axon, thereby bypassing the infective process. The brightness and density of mito-GFP labeling within presynaptic boutons provides a rough estimate for mitochondrial concentration in the presynaptic axoplasm. Derivatives axoplasmic adjective Biology For example, elevation of the axoplasmic concentration of Caz + is necessary for the initiation of vesiculation, leading to axonal repair, and the degradation of axonal proteins, leading to axonal degeneration. Example sentencesExamples The enzymes are produced in the nerve cell bodies and pass down the axon to the nerve terminals in the so-called axoplasmic flow (they can travel a considerable distance - for example, from the spinal cord to the foot muscles). Previous studies have shown that assessments of dye exclusion can depend upon the electrical charge of the dye and other factors (e.g., axoplasmic outflow at the injury site). These intermediate filaments run in parallel along the axon and occupy a large fraction of the axoplasmic volume. He made important contributions to the understanding of axoplasmic transport of neurosecretory material. Definition of axoplasm in US English: axoplasm nounˈaksōˌplazəm Biology The cytoplasm of a nerve axon. 〔生〕轴质，轴浆 Example sentencesExamples It is argued that many aspects of the composition and dispersal properties of Myxicola axoplasm are similar to those in other axons. To deliver HSV into the axoplasm, viral particles stripped of their envelopes by detergent were injected into the giant axon, thereby bypassing the infective process. Furthermore, both the rates and mode of saltatory transport of organelles in giant lamellipodia resemble myosin-driven transport along actin in extruded squid axoplasm. The brightness and density of mito-GFP labeling within presynaptic boutons provides a rough estimate for mitochondrial concentration in the presynaptic axoplasm. Here we provide evidence of a new type of organelle movement in squid axoplasm which is independent of both microtubules and microtubule-based motors.
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