Definition of mechanosensation in US English:

mechanosensation

nounˌmekəˌnōsenˈsāSHənˌmekəˌnōsenˈsāSHən

The process by which mechanical stimuli are translated into neuronal impulses. It is the physiological basis for sense experiences such as touch, hearing, and balance.
Example sentencesExamples
- In prokaryotes, mechanosensation is apparently limited to the detection of osmotic forces manifested as intracellular turgor pressure.
- All of the senses in the ear, as well as the lateral line system of fish, are based on mechanosensation: the detection of physical displacement.
- Blount and co-workers have recently detected a four amino acid motif NxxD in the TM1 helix and have speculated that it could represent a sensor in mechanosensation.
- MscL is currently the best-studied MS channel and it has become a model system for the study of mechanosensation.
- The interpretation of this observation was that the periplasmic loop had been proteolysed, that its integrity was not essential for mechanosensation, but that its cleavage enhanced mechanosensitivity.

Definition of mechanosensation in US English:

mechanosensation

nounˌmekəˌnōsenˈsāSHən

The process by which mechanical stimuli are translated into neuronal impulses. It is the physiological basis for sense experiences such as touch, hearing, and balance.
Example sentencesExamples
- MscL is currently the best-studied MS channel and it has become a model system for the study of mechanosensation.
- In prokaryotes, mechanosensation is apparently limited to the detection of osmotic forces manifested as intracellular turgor pressure.
- The interpretation of this observation was that the periplasmic loop had been proteolysed, that its integrity was not essential for mechanosensation, but that its cleavage enhanced mechanosensitivity.
- Blount and co-workers have recently detected a four amino acid motif NxxD in the TM1 helix and have speculated that it could represent a sensor in mechanosensation.
- All of the senses in the ear, as well as the lateral line system of fish, are based on mechanosensation: the detection of physical displacement.

单词	mechanosensation
释义	Definition of mechanosensation in US English: mechanosensation nounˌmekəˌnōsenˈsāSHənˌmekəˌnōsenˈsāSHən The process by which mechanical stimuli are translated into neuronal impulses. It is the physiological basis for sense experiences such as touch, hearing, and balance. Example sentencesExamples In prokaryotes, mechanosensation is apparently limited to the detection of osmotic forces manifested as intracellular turgor pressure. All of the senses in the ear, as well as the lateral line system of fish, are based on mechanosensation: the detection of physical displacement. Blount and co-workers have recently detected a four amino acid motif NxxD in the TM1 helix and have speculated that it could represent a sensor in mechanosensation. MscL is currently the best-studied MS channel and it has become a model system for the study of mechanosensation. The interpretation of this observation was that the periplasmic loop had been proteolysed, that its integrity was not essential for mechanosensation, but that its cleavage enhanced mechanosensitivity. Definition of mechanosensation in US English: mechanosensation nounˌmekəˌnōsenˈsāSHən The process by which mechanical stimuli are translated into neuronal impulses. It is the physiological basis for sense experiences such as touch, hearing, and balance. Example sentencesExamples MscL is currently the best-studied MS channel and it has become a model system for the study of mechanosensation. In prokaryotes, mechanosensation is apparently limited to the detection of osmotic forces manifested as intracellular turgor pressure. The interpretation of this observation was that the periplasmic loop had been proteolysed, that its integrity was not essential for mechanosensation, but that its cleavage enhanced mechanosensitivity. Blount and co-workers have recently detected a four amino acid motif NxxD in the TM1 helix and have speculated that it could represent a sensor in mechanosensation. All of the senses in the ear, as well as the lateral line system of fish, are based on mechanosensation: the detection of physical displacement.
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