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Histologia Animal Índex de termes castellans Índex de termes anglesos ácido hialurónico, 1 eosinófi lo, 38 líquido cerebroespinal, 73 proteína estructural, 115 adhesive protein, 114 ectodermic, 33 leucocyte, 59 oogenesis, 105 adipocito, 2 epitelio, 39 macrófago, 74 proteoglucano, 116 adipose tissue, 129 elastic cartilage, 15 leukocyte, 59 osseous tissue, 134 agranulocito, 3 epitelio estratifi cado, 40 mastocito, 75 receptor, 117 adypocite, 2 elastin, 34 lymphocyte, 71 ossifi cation, 107 amielínico –ca, 4 epitelio seudoestratifi cado, 41 matriz extracelular, 76 retículo sarcoplasmático, 118 agranulocyte, 3 electrical synapse, 123 lymphocytopoiesis, 72 osteoblast, 108 amígdala, 5 epitelio simple, 42 medula, 77 sangre, 119 amyelinic, 4 endochondral, 35 lymphoid organs, 106 osteoclast, 110 anticuerpo, 6 eritrocito, 43 médula, 77 sarcómero, 120 amygdala, 5 endocrine gland, 55 lymphopoiesis, 72 osteocyte, 109 APC, 23 eritropoyesis, 44 médula ósea amarilla, 78 sinapsis, 122 animal histology, 66 endoderm, 36 macrophage, 74 peripheral nervous system, 127 axón, 7 espermatogénesis, 45 médula ósea roja, 79 sinapsis eléctrica, 123 antibody, 6 endodermal, 37 marrow, 77 plasma, 112 barrera hematoencefálica, 8 estereocilio, 46 megacariocito, 80 sinapsis química, 124 antigen-presenting cell, 23 endodermic, 37 mast cell, 75 plasma cell, 22 basófi lo –la, 9 fecundación, 47 megacariocitopoyesis, 81 sistema inmunitario, 125 APC, 23 eosinophil, 38 mastocyte, 75 plasmacyte, 22 bazo, 82 fi bra muscular, 48 memoria inmunitaria, 83 sistema nervioso central, 126 axon, 7 eosinophile, 38 megacaryocyte, 80 platelet, 111 blástula, 11 fi broblasto, 49 meninge, 84 sistema nervioso B cell, 17 epithelial tissue, 39 megakaryocyte, 80 PNS, 127 cadherina, 12 fi brocartílago, 14 mesodérmico –ca, 86 periférico, 127 B lymphocyte, 17 epithelium, 39 megakaryocytopoiesis, 81 proteoglycan, 116 cartílago, 13 fi bronectina, 50 mesodermo, 85 SNC, 126 basal lamina, 69 erythrocyte, 43 meninx, 84 pseudostratifi ed epithelium, 41 Terminologies cartílago conjuntivo, 14 gametogénesis, 51 microglia, 87 SNP, 127 basophile, 9 erythropoiesis, 44 mesenchymal cell, 21 receptor, 117 cartílago elástico, 15 ganglio, 52 microvilli, 88 suero, 121 basophilic, 9 exocrine gland, 56 mesoderm, 85 red blood cell, 43 cartílago fi broso, 14 gastrulación, 53 mielina, 89 tejido, 128 blastula, 11 extracellular matrix, 76 mesodermal, 86 red bone marrow, 79 Universitàries cartílago hialino, 16 glándula, 54 mielínico –ca, 90 tejido adiposo, 129 blood, 119 fecundation, 47 mesodermic, 86 sarcomere, 120 célula B, 17 glándula endocrina, 55 miofi brilla, 91 tejido cartilaginoso, 130 blood-brain barrier, 8 fi broblast, 49 microglia, 87 sarcoplasmic reticulum, 118 célula citocida natural, 18 glándula exocrina, 56 miofi lamento, 92 tejido conectivo, 131 bone tissue, 134 fi brocartilage, 14 microvilli, 88 serum, 121 célula glial, 19 glía, 57 monocito, 93 tejido conjuntivo, 131 cadherin, 12 fi bronectin, 50 monocyte, 93 simple epithelium, 42 célula madre, 20 glicosaminoglicano, 58 monocitopoyesis, 94 tejido epitelial, 39 cancellous bone, 136 gametogenesis, 51 monocytopoiesis, 94 smooth muscle, 100 Estudis de Biologia célula mesenquimal, 21 glóbulo blanco, 59 morfógeno, 95 tejido muscular, 132 cardiac muscle, 98 ganglion, 52 morphogen, 95 spermatogenesis, 45 célula mesenquimática, 21 glóbulo rojo, 43 multilocular, 96 tejido nervioso, 133 cartilage, 13 gastrulation, 53 mother cell, 20 spleen, 82 Citologia i Histologia célula neuroglial, 19 glucosaminoglucano, 58 músculo, 97 tejido óseo, 134 cartilaginous tissue, 130 gland, 54 multilocular, 96 spongy bone, 136 (histologia animal) célula NK, 18 granulocito, 60 músculo cardíaco, 98 tejido óseo compacto, 135 central nervous system, 126 glia, 57 muscle, 97 stereocilium, 46 célula plasmática, 22 granulocitopoyesis, 61 músculo estriado, 99 tejido óseo esponjoso, 136 cerebrospinal fl uid, 73 glial cell, 19 muscle fi ber, 48 stratifi ed epithelium, 40 célula presentadora de granulopoyesis, 61 músculo liso, 100 teoría de la selección CFU, 142 glycosaminoglycan, 58 muscle tissue, 132 striated muscle, 99 antígeno, 23 hematíe, 43 neuroglia, 57 clonal, 137 chemical synapse, 124 granulocyte, 60 muscular contraction, 29 structural protein, 115 Si no trobes el terme en aquest recull, célula T, 24 hematopoyesis, 62 neurona, 101 timo, 138 chondroblast, 27 granulocytopoiesis, 61 myelin, 89 synapse, 122 telefona’ns 971 17 30 62 / 30 15 CFU, 142 histiocito, 63 neurotransmisor, 102 tolerancia inmunitaria, 67 chondrocyte, 28 granulopoiesis, 61 myelin sheath, 10 T cell, 24 escriu-nos [email protected] cilio, 25 histofi siología, 64 neurulación, 103 trombocito, 111 choroid plexus, 113 hematopoiesis, 62 myelinic, 90 T lymphocyte, 24 vine a veure’ns Son Lledó colágeno, 26 histogénesis, 65 neutrófi lo, 104 túbulo T, 139 cilium, 25 hemopoiesis, 62 myofi bril, 91 T tubule, 139 clica’ns http://www.uib.es/secc6/slg/gt/ condroblasto, 27 histología animal, 66 oogénesis, 105 túbulo transversal, 139 clonal selection theory, 137 histiocyte, 63 myofi lament, 92 thrombocyte, 111 condrocito, 28 integrina, 68 órgano linfoide, 106 ultraestructura, 140 clonal selection theory of histogenesis, 65 natural killer cell, 18 thymus, 138 contracción muscular, 29 lámina basal, 69 osifi cación, 107 unidad formadora de acquired immunity, 137 histophysiology, 64 nervous tissue, 133 tissue, 128 dendrita, 30 laminina, 70 osteoblasto, 108 colonias, 142 CNS, 126 hyaline cartilage, 16 neuroglia, 57 transverse tubule, 139 Cap a l’Espai Europeu disco intercalar, 31 leucocito, 59 osteocito, 109 unilocular, 141 collagen, 26 hyaluronic acid, 1 neuroglial cell, 19 ultrastructure, 140 d’Ensenyament Superior (EEES) ectodérmico –ca, 33 linfocito, 71 osteoclasto, 110 vaina de mielina, 10 colony forming unit, 142 immunological memory, 83 neuron, 101 unilocular, 141 ectodermo, 32 linfocito B, 17 plaqueta, 111 ventrículo, 143 compact bone, 135 immunological system, 125 neurone, 101 unmyelinated, 4 elastina, 34 linfocito T, 24 plasma, 112 connective tissue, 131 immunological tolerance, 67 neurotransmitter, 102 ventricle, 143 endocondral, 35 linfocitopoyesis, 72 plasmocito, 22 cortical bone, 135 immunotolerance, 67 neurulation, 103 white blood cell, 59 endodérmico –ca, 37 linfopoyesis, 72 plexo coroideo, 113 dendrite, 30 integrin, 68 neutrophil, 104 yellow bone marrow, 78 endodermo, 36 líquido cefalorraquídeo, 73 proteína adhesiva, 114 ectoderm, 32 intercalated disc, 31 neutrophile, 104 ectodermal, 33 laminin, 70 NK cell, 18 22580-42221580-42221 histologia.inddhistologia.indd 1 220/5/080/5/08 113:57:303:57:30 CATALÀ CASTELLÀ ANGLÈS CATALÀ CASTELLÀ ANGLÈS CATALÀ CASTELLÀ ANGLÈS CATALÀ CASTELLÀ ANGLÈS 1 àcid hialurònic m ácido hialurónico m hyaluronic acid n 31 disc intercalat m disco intercalar m intercalated disc n 69 làmina basal f lámina basal f basal lamina n 109 osteòcit m osteocito m osteocyte n 2 adipòcit m adipocito m adipocyte n 32 ectoderma m ectodermo m ectoderm n 70 laminina f laminina f laminin n 110 osteoclast m osteoclasto m osteoclast n 3 agranulòcit m agranulocito m agranulocyte n 33 ectodèrmic –a adj ectodérmico –ca adj ectodermal adj 71 limfòcit m linfocito m lymphocyte n 111 plaqueta f plaqueta f platelet n 4 amielínic –a adj amielínico –ca adj amyelinic adj ectodermic adj 72 limfocitopoesi f linfocitopoyesis f lymphocytopoiesis n trombòcit m trombocito m thrombocyte n unmyelinated adj 34 elastina f elastina f elastin n limfopoesi f linfopoyesis f lymphopoiesis n 112 plasma m plasma m plasma n 5 amígdala f amígdala f amygdala n 35 endocondral adj endocondral adj endochondral adj 73 líquid cefaloraquidi líquido cerebrospinal fl uid n 113 plexe coroide m plexo coroideo m choroid plexus n 6 anticòs m anticuerpo m antibody n 36 endoderma m endodermo m endoderm n m cefalorraquídeo m 114 proteïna adhesiva f proteína adhesiva f adhesive protein n Nota: El plural és 37 endodèrmic –a adj endodérmico –ca adj endodermal adj líquid cerebrospinal líquido 115 proteïna estructural f proteína estructural f structural protein n anticossos. endodermic adj m cerebroespinal m 116 proteoglicà m proteoglucano m proteoglycan n 7 axó m axón m axon n 38 eosinòfi l m eosinófi lo m eosinophil n 74 macròfag m macrófago m macrophage n 117 receptor m receptor m receptor n 8 barrera barrera blood-brain eosinophile n 75 mastòcit m mastocito m mast cell n 118 reticle retículo sarcoplasmic hematoencefàlica f hematoencefálica f barrier n 39 epiteli m epitelio m epithelial tissue n mastocyte n sarcoplasmàtic m sarcoplasmático m reticulum n 9 basòfi l –a adj basófi lo –la adj basophile adj teixit epitelial m tejido epitelial m epithelium n 76 matriu matriz extracellular 119 sang f sangre f blood n basophilic adj extracel·lular f extracelular f matrix n 120 sarcòmer m sarcómero m sarcomere n 10 beina de mielina f vaina de mielina f myelin sheath n 40 epiteli epitelio stratifi ed estratifi cat m estratifi cado m epithelium n 77 medul·la f medula f marrow n 121 sèrum m suero m serum n 11 blàstula f blástula f blastula n f 41 epiteli epitelio pseudostratifi ed médula 122 sinapsi f sinapsis f synapse n 12 cadherina f cadherina f cadherin n pseudostratifi cat m seudoestratifi cado m epithelium n 78 medul·la groga dels médula ósea yellow bone 123 sinapsi elèctrica f sinapsis eléctrica f electrical synapse n El Gabinet de Terminologia us presenta aquesta 13 cartílag m cartílago m cartilage n ossos f amarilla f marrow n 42 epiteli simple m epitelio simple m simple epithelium n 124 sinapsi química f sinapsis química f chemical synapse n 14 cartílag conjuntiu m cartílago conjuntivo m fi brocartilage n 79 medul·la roja
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