This increased optical density caused by a disassociation or melting of the DNA is called hyperchromicity.
这种由于DNA离解或融解引起的光密度增加,称之为增色效应。
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This increased optical density caused by a disassociation or melting of the DNA is called hyperchromicity. 这种由于DNA离解或融解引起的光密度增加,称之为增色效应。 声明:以上例句、词性分类均由互联网资源自动生成,部分未经过人工审核,其表达内容亦不代表本软件的观点;若发现问题,欢迎向我们指正。
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心理学小课堂 They are also characterized by mood swings, a fear of abandonment, disassociation, and negative perceptions of self. 他们的特点还包括情绪波动、害怕被抛弃、分离和对自我的消极看法。 心理学小课堂 Disassociation can also be a symptom of PTSD or disassociative identity disorder, also known as DID. 精神游离也可能是创伤后应激障碍(PTSD)或分离性身份障碍(disassociative identity disorder,或 DID)的症状。 心理学小课堂 Disassociation is a hidden symptom of BPD because others may assume someone who is disassociating is just tired or distracted. 精神游离是 BPD 的一种隐性症状,因为其他人可能会认为那些游离的人只是累了或者走神了。 当下的力量 When religions arose, this disassociation became even more pronounced as the " you are not your body" belief. 当宗教兴起时,这种分离变得更加明显, 因为“你不是你的身体” 的信念。 心理学小课堂 According to research; anxiety, depression, disassociation, depersonalization, panic attacks, frequent flashbacks, nightmares, and emotional distress are all common in patients with PTSD. 据研究,焦虑、抑郁、分离、人格解体、恐慌发作、频繁闪回、噩梦和情绪困扰在 PTSD 患者中都很常见。 心理学小课堂 Disassociation is when thoughts or emotions enter your mind and you find yourself incapable of focusing on your actions, instead operating on autopilot or watching yourself do things without feeling connected to your body. 精神游离是指当某些想法或情绪进入你的头脑时,你发现自己不能专注于你的行动,在自动驾驶仪上操作或看着自己做事情,而不感觉自己与身体相连。 耶鲁大学公开课:心理学导论 So, I'm going to show you a couple of clips that illustrate the disassociation from " Memento." Those of you who have seen the movie know that this ends up quite tragically for Sammy. 因此,我将向您展示几个片段,以说明与“记忆碎片”的分离。看过这部电影的人都知道,萨米的结局非常悲惨。 |
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