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Definition of biconcavity in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of biconcavity. Pronunciation of biconcavity. Translations of biconcavity. biconcavity synonyms, biconcavity antonyms. Information about biconcavity in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. ... (redirected from biconcavity)
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Definition of biconcavity in the Medical Dictionary. biconcavity explanation. Information about biconcavity in Free online English dictionary. What is biconcavity? Meaning of biconcavity medical term. What does biconcavity mean? ... (redirected from biconcavity)
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Britannica Online Encyclopedia ... Learn more about "biconcavity" and related topics at Britannica.com ... See a map of "biconcavity" in the Visual Thesaurus...
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concave on both sides <biconcave vertebrae> <a biconcave lens>. —bi·con·cav·i·ty \ˌbī-(ˌ)kän-ˈkav-ət-ē\ noun, plural bi·con·cav·i·ties ...
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This eliminates all but one of the current theories of biconcavity and supports the view that the membrane has unusual mechanical properties such that, ...
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The Biconcavity of the Red Cell: An Analysis of Several Hypotheses; By Brian S. Bull and J. Douglas Brailsford; New evidence is presented to show that it can resist both bending and increase In the dimple and the annulus of the red cell total surface area.
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Increased size and biconcavity in red blood cells of obese-hyperglycaemic mice. ... In both types of mice, the diameter correlated positively with the central thickness and negatively with the toroidal thickness, suggesting a variation not only in size but also in biconcavity; the smaller the diameter, the more biconcave...
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(redirected from biconcave lens) ... The passage of light through lenses. The concave lenses diverges a beam of light from a distant ... biconcave lens; biconcavity; biconcavity; Biconditional; Biconditional elimination; Biconditional Equalised Signal Tracking; Biconditional introduction; Biconditionality; Biconditionals;
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The different types of joint allow varying degrees of movement, for example hinge joints allow movement in only one direction whereas ball-and ... biconcavity; biconcavity; Biconditional; Biconditional elimination; Biconditional Equalised Signal Tracking; Biconditional introduction; Biconditionality; Biconditionals;
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The biconcavity of the red cell: an analysis of several hypotheses. Bull BS, Brailsford JD. Mesh Terms: Cell Membrane*; Erythrocytes/cytology*; Humans ...
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