Definition of chemoreceptor in English:

chemoreceptor

noun ˈkiːməʊrɪˌsɛptəˈkɛməʊrɪˌsɛptəˈkimoʊrəˌsɛptər

Physiology

A sensory cell or organ responsive to chemical stimuli.
〔生理〕化学受体，化学感受器
Example sentencesExamples
- For this reason, we would not expect this to cause stimulation of the chemoreceptors, which would affect autonomic modulation.
- A variety of inputs from chemoreceptors and mechanoreceptors can contribute to the arousal response that terminates a period of apnea in OSA patients.
- This response is mediated primarily through the peripheral chemoreceptors.
- Central chemoreceptors are distributed at many locations within the brainstem.
- The central hydrogen ion chemoreceptors are somewhat redundant, sensing the same stimulus as the carotid bodies.

Derivatives

chemoreception

noun

Physiology

Their styles of hunting rely on acute vision and extremely sensitive chemoreception to cover what are typically huge areas relative to their size.
Example sentencesExamples
- Leusen initiated the modern investigation of central chemoreception in 1950, using perfusion of the cerebral ventricles with artificial cerebrospinal fluid in anesthetized dogs.
- Chemical stimuli obtained during chemoreception can be used by animals to modify numerous essential behaviors, including foraging, predator avoidance, reproduction, orientation, and aggression.
- These two tasks can also be carried out with chemoreception.
- Owing to its participation in two separate functions, feeding and chemoreception, the tongue is the locus of a clear functional trade-off.

Definition of chemoreceptor in US English:

chemoreceptor

nounˈkēmōrəˌseptərˈkimoʊrəˌsɛptər

Physiology

A sensory cell or organ responsive to chemical stimuli.
〔生理〕化学受体，化学感受器
Example sentencesExamples
- A variety of inputs from chemoreceptors and mechanoreceptors can contribute to the arousal response that terminates a period of apnea in OSA patients.
- Central chemoreceptors are distributed at many locations within the brainstem.
- For this reason, we would not expect this to cause stimulation of the chemoreceptors, which would affect autonomic modulation.
- The central hydrogen ion chemoreceptors are somewhat redundant, sensing the same stimulus as the carotid bodies.
- This response is mediated primarily through the peripheral chemoreceptors.

词汇	chemoreceptor
释义	Definition of chemoreceptor in English: chemoreceptor noun ˈkiːməʊrɪˌsɛptəˈkɛməʊrɪˌsɛptəˈkimoʊrəˌsɛptər Physiology A sensory cell or organ responsive to chemical stimuli. 〔生理〕化学受体，化学感受器 Example sentencesExamples For this reason, we would not expect this to cause stimulation of the chemoreceptors, which would affect autonomic modulation. A variety of inputs from chemoreceptors and mechanoreceptors can contribute to the arousal response that terminates a period of apnea in OSA patients. This response is mediated primarily through the peripheral chemoreceptors. Central chemoreceptors are distributed at many locations within the brainstem. The central hydrogen ion chemoreceptors are somewhat redundant, sensing the same stimulus as the carotid bodies. Derivatives chemoreception noun Physiology Their styles of hunting rely on acute vision and extremely sensitive chemoreception to cover what are typically huge areas relative to their size. Example sentencesExamples Leusen initiated the modern investigation of central chemoreception in 1950, using perfusion of the cerebral ventricles with artificial cerebrospinal fluid in anesthetized dogs. Chemical stimuli obtained during chemoreception can be used by animals to modify numerous essential behaviors, including foraging, predator avoidance, reproduction, orientation, and aggression. These two tasks can also be carried out with chemoreception. Owing to its participation in two separate functions, feeding and chemoreception, the tongue is the locus of a clear functional trade-off. Definition of chemoreceptor in US English: chemoreceptor nounˈkēmōrəˌseptərˈkimoʊrəˌsɛptər Physiology A sensory cell or organ responsive to chemical stimuli. 〔生理〕化学受体，化学感受器 Example sentencesExamples A variety of inputs from chemoreceptors and mechanoreceptors can contribute to the arousal response that terminates a period of apnea in OSA patients. Central chemoreceptors are distributed at many locations within the brainstem. For this reason, we would not expect this to cause stimulation of the chemoreceptors, which would affect autonomic modulation. The central hydrogen ion chemoreceptors are somewhat redundant, sensing the same stimulus as the carotid bodies. This response is mediated primarily through the peripheral chemoreceptors.
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