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porin major proteins in Gram-negative cell outer membranes grouped as dimers or trimers to form transmembrane channels that allow transport of certain molecules into the cells; "cellular pores"
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porcelain The finest of all ceramics, it retains its strength even when very thin. Photographs of deceased were affixed onto monuments in porcelain frames or lockets.
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porosity Areas of the mold that absorbed some of the casting material leaving the cast object with a rough, granular surface.
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PORT An aperture in a loudspeaker enclosure that helps extend the usable low-frequency output. A ported enclosure is also called vented or bass reflex.
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portal hypertension High blood pressure in the portal venous system that carries blood from the intestine, spleen and pancreas to the liver. Portal hypertension can result in ascites or bleeding.
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