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1. afbinden (afbinden van eileiders = tubal ligation) | 1. afbinden (afbinden van eileiders = tubal ligation) | ||
2. het verrichten van een ligatie met ligatuur (chir. bindmateriaal of ligatieclip) | 2. het verrichten van een ligatie met ligatuur (chir. bindmateriaal of ligatieclip)<ref>https://pinkhof.ivdnt.org/docs/ligeren/_6078acd9hhg.NL01</ref> | ||
2. een moleculaire reactie die twee stukjes DNA verbindt | 2. een moleculaire reactie die twee stukjes DNA verbindt | ||
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* ligate | * ligate | ||
'''ligate''': | '''ligate''' (verb): | ||
1. Surgery | 1. Surgery | ||
tie up (an artery or vessel): | tie up (an artery or vessel): | ||
“the uterine artery was | “the uterine artery was '''ligated'''” | ||
2. Biochemistry | 2. Biochemistry | ||
join (molecules or molecular fragments) together with a new chemical bond: | join (molecules or molecular fragments) together with a new chemical bond: | ||
“we ligated these proteins to create three triangular nanostructures” | “we '''ligated''' these proteins to create three triangular nanostructures” | ||
ligand (noun): | '''ligand''' (noun): | ||
1. Chemistry | 1. Chemistry | ||
an ion or molecule attached to a metal atom by coordinate bonding. | an ion or molecule attached to a metal atom by coordinate bonding. | ||
“The bonding between the ligand and the metal ion is intermediate between covalent and electrostatic.” | “The bonding between the '''ligand''' and the metal ion is intermediate between covalent and electrostatic.” | ||
1.1 Biochemistry | 1.1 Biochemistry | ||
a molecule that binds to another (usually larger) molecule. | a molecule that binds to another (usually larger) molecule. | ||
“Inside the human body, there are mu, Kappa, and delta opiate receptors, to which the enkephalins and endorphins bind as ligands.” | “Inside the human body, there are mu, Kappa, and delta opiate receptors, to which the enkephalins and endorphins bind as '''ligands'''.” | ||
(Oxford Dictionaries Premium) | (Oxford Dictionaries Premium) | ||
Revision as of 12:23, 5 January 2025
Dutch
- ligeren (ligeerde, heeft geligeerd)
1. afbinden (afbinden van eileiders = tubal ligation) 2. het verrichten van een ligatie met ligatuur (chir. bindmateriaal of ligatieclip)[1] 2. een moleculaire reactie die twee stukjes DNA verbindt
English
- ligate
ligate (verb): 1. Surgery tie up (an artery or vessel): “the uterine artery was ligated” 2. Biochemistry join (molecules or molecular fragments) together with a new chemical bond: “we ligated these proteins to create three triangular nanostructures” ligand (noun): 1. Chemistry an ion or molecule attached to a metal atom by coordinate bonding. “The bonding between the ligand and the metal ion is intermediate between covalent and electrostatic.” 1.1 Biochemistry a molecule that binds to another (usually larger) molecule. “Inside the human body, there are mu, Kappa, and delta opiate receptors, to which the enkephalins and endorphins bind as ligands.” (Oxford Dictionaries Premium)