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English-German translation for: synaptic
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ADJ   synaptic | - | -
biol. synaptic {adj}
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synaptisch
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biol. synaptic body <SB>synaptisches Körperchen {n}
anat. biol. synaptic bouton [bouton terminal]Synapsenknöpfchen {n}
biol. synaptic bouton [bouton terminal]präsynaptische Endigung {f}
anat. biol. synaptic bouton [bouton terminal]Synapsen-Endknöpfchen {n}
biol. synaptic cleftSynapsenspalt {m}
biol. synaptic cleftsynaptische Spalte {f}
biol. synaptic cleftsynaptischer Spalt {m}
biol. synaptic connectionSynapsenverbindung {f}
biol. synaptic connectionsynaptische Verbindung {f}
biol. synaptic connectivitysynaptische Konnektivität {f}
anat. synaptic developmentSynapsenentwicklung {f}
anat. synaptic developmentEntwicklung {f} der Synapsen
anat. biol. synaptic foldsynaptische Falte {f}
biol. synaptic inhibitionsynaptische Hemmung {f}
biol. synaptic integrationsynaptische Integration {f}
anat. biol. synaptic knobEndknöpfchen {n} [an Neuronen]
biol. synaptic morphologySynapsenmorphologie {f}
biol. med. synaptic plasticitysynaptische Plastizität {f}
biol. synaptic poisonSynapsengift {n}
acad. synaptic transmissionsynaptische Transmission {f}
biol. synaptic vesicleSynapsenbläschen {n}
biol. synaptic vesiclesynaptisches Bläschen {n}
biol. synaptic vesiclesynaptisches Vesikel {n}
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biol. increased inhibitory synaptic activityerhöhte inhibitorische synaptische Aktivität {f}
biol. reduced excitatory synaptic activityverminderte exzitatorische synaptische Aktivität {f}
 
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A 2008-12-09: (synaptic) excitation (of neurons)
A 2005-08-27: synaptic knobs / boutons terminaux - LINK

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