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(Abbreviated CRT.) A vacuum tube consisting essentially of an electron gun producing a concentrated electron beam that impinges on a phosphorescent coating on the back of a viewing face or screen. The excitation of the phosphor produces light, the intensity of which is controlled by regulating the flow of electrons. Deflection of the beam is achieved either electromagnetically by currents in coils around the tube or electrostatically by voltages on internal deflection plates.
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| cathode |
The negative terminal of an electric current system. In a vacuum tube, the filament serves as the cathode or source of electrons that are emitted.
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| cathepsins |
A group of aspartyl proteases localized primarily to lysosomes that are implicated in necrosis.
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| cathode ray tube |
Electronic vacuum tube in which a thin beam of electrons is shot through the space inside and against the far wall (faceplate; screen) or a plate inside.. This includes all picture tubes used in TV sets or computer monitors.
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| cathepsins |
Proteolytic enzymes often found in microbodies and/or lysosomes of cells.
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| Cath | a cleric ranking just below a priest in Roman Catholic churches |
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| Cath | a parochial school maintained by the Catholic Church |
| Cath | cause to adopt catholicism |
| Cath | the beliefs and practices of a Catholic Church |
| Cath | the quality of being universal |
| Cath | the beliefs and practices of a Catholic Church |
| Cath | cause to adopt catholicism |
| Cath | a building where prostitutes are available |
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