| sloughing u. |
phagedenic u. (def. 1).
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| slow axonal t. |
the movement of cytoskeletal elements (component a) and glycolytic enzymes and actin (component b) along an axon away from the nerve cell body, occurring at a rate of 0.2 to 2 mm/day, depending on the species and age of the animal and on the particular nerve. Its function is to renew the cytoskeleton, regulate the axonal caliber, and transport energy-related enzymes.
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| slow c. |
a protein channel, such as the calcium channel, that is slow to become activated; a slow voltage-gated channel has a much higher activation potential than does the fast type. Cf. fast c.
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| slow circulation t. |
open circulation t.
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| slow filling w. |
in the apexcardiogram, the shallow-sloped positive deflection following the rapid filling wave; it represents continued, but slowed, blood flow into the left ventricle.
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| SLO | without speed |
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| SLO | of timepieces |
| SLO | become less tense, rest, or take one's ease |
| SLO | reduce the speed of |
| SLO | lose velocity |
| SLO | become slow or slower |
| SLO | cause to proceed more slowly |
| SLO | the traffic lane for vehicles that are moving slowly |
| SLO | stocky lemur of southeastern Asia |
| SLO | match or fuse made to burn slowly and evenly |
| SLO | a movie that apparently takes place at a slower than normal speed |
| SLO | (in simulation) the time scale used in data processing when the time-scale factor is greater than one |
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