receptor in Russian
receptor in Russian is реце́птор — receptor means a structure in a cell or on its surface that detects and responds to specific signals or substances.
receptor in Russian
реце́птор
Pronounced: retseptor
(biology) Any specialized cell or structure that responds to sensory stimuli.
What does "receptor" mean?
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noun A structure in a cell or on its surface that detects and responds to specific signals or substances.
"The drug binds to pain receptors in the brain."
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noun A body structure or cell that responds to sensory stimuli such as light, sound, or touch.
"Receptors in the skin allow us to feel pressure and temperature."
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receptor in a sentence
- The drug binds to pain receptors in the brain.
- Receptors in the skin allow us to feel pressure and temperature.
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What is "receptor" in Russian?
"receptor" in Russian is реце́птор. receptor means: A structure in a cell or on its surface that detects and responds to specific signals or substances.
How do you pronounce реце́птор?
"receptor" in Russian is реце́птор, pronounced "retseptor".
How do you use "receptor" in a sentence?
Example: "The drug binds to pain receptors in the brain." In Russian, "receptor" is реце́птор.
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