| contractile r. |
the additional amount of contractility that can be elicited from abnormally contracting ventricular wall segments by application of a suitable stimulus.
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| contractile ring d. |
dysphagia due to an overactive interior esophageal sphincteric mechanism which gives rise to painful sticking sensations under the lower sternum.
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| contractile ring t. |
a theory advanced to explain the formation of a furrow in a dividing cell. According to this theory, the gelated ring in the cortex of the dividing cell contracts (cortical gel contraction) like the nonmotile portion of an amoeba, and, therefore, decreases the surface area. Actually, however, before division the surface increases by about 26 per cent.
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| contractile s. |
one which may be mechanically dilated, but which soon returns to its contracted condition; called also recurrent s.
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| contractile v. |
an osmoregulatory organelle of protozoa and sponges that alternately fills with water extracted from the adjacent cytoplasm and then ejects the water to the outside; thus it acts as a pumping mechanism to remove excess water from the cell. Called also water expulsion vesicle.
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