Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
direct current (постоянный или направленный ток?)
Russian translation:
постоянный ток
Added to glossary by
Anna Kostorna
Apr 6, 2011 17:54
13 yrs ago
English term
direct current (постоянный или направленный ток?)
English to Russian
Medical
Medical: Health Care
Cancer treatment
With BET/ECT tumor cells are neither excised nor removed by invasive methods but are destroyed by means of direct current. Expressed in very simple terms, combating tumors by means of electrical currents works as follows: Two electrodes are used to apply a current to the tumor. According to the principle of least resistance the current rather flows through the tumor cells than healthy tissue. Positively charged ions such as H+ and Na+ thus move towards the cathode while negatively charged ions such as CI- move towards the anode. Within the cancer cell, the depolarization produces hydrochloric acid which destroys the cell membrane. A high intensity of electric current and voltage then creates pH values in the affected cells that lie far outside the physiological scope.
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4 +5 | постоянный ток | Pavel Nikonorkin |
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постоянный ток
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Yuriy Vassilenko
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Спасибо, Юрий!
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Alieksei Seniukovich
: Браво, Павел! :-) Ваш интернет-провайдер лучше
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Кудозы достанутся провайдеру )
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Jive
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Спасибо!
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Igor_2006
: "0 мин"! А до "-1 мин" дойдете? Чтобы отвечать, когда аскер только подумал спросить.
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Для этого нужен провайдер телепатии, а не интернета :-)
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MariyaN (X)
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Спасибо!
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