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refractory period The period after a spike during which a neuron cannot fire a new action potential.
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refractory A condition that resists treatment, or a nerve or muscle that blocks stimulation.
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refraction The deflection from a straight path encountered by a photon of light, an electron, etc. in passing from one medium to another.
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refractive index The speed of light in a vacuum as opposed to its speed in a medium. Also measured as the sine of the angle of bending from one medium to another.
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refractory sprue A coeliac disease not responding to glutenfree diet. In a primary RS there is an initial treatment failure, and in secondary RS a subsequent failure. RS can be a sign of malignant transformation resulting in an enteropathy associated T-cell lymphoma (EATL). Ulcerative jejunoileitis iis probably the same condition as EATL.
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