gaba
IPA: gˈɑbʌ
Root Word: GABA
noun
- (organic chemistry) Acronym of gamma-aminobutyric acid. [(biochemistry, physiology) An amino acid found in the nervous systems of vertebrates and acting as an inhibitory neurotransmitter. Abbreviated as GABA.]
Examples of "gaba" in Sentences
- Alcohol is known to act as a GABA agonist.
- The team is under the directory of Paul Gaba.
- GABA is the primary inhibitory neurotransmitter.
- Both of these block the action of GABA in the brain.
- These findings are in line with other GABA antagonists.
- I find "gaba gaba" very reassuring to mutter at times...
- It is an analog of GABA, but it is not a receptor agonist.
- Benzodiazepines, such as Diazepam, potentiate GABA induced current.
- Binding of GABA to the receptor results in opening of this channel.
- I consolidated the GABA addition with the previously present GABA entry.
- There will be a presentation about the Gaba system and being a Gaba instructor.
- For anyone interested, I can't spell it, but it sounds something like "Mississippi gaba."
- Mo go nang le bokowa, puso e tshereganye go sa le gale gore batho ba se itseele molao mo matsogong ka go lemoga o kare gaba tsewe tsia.
- It was very small, not raised on posts, but with the earth for a floor, and was built almost entirely of the leaf-stems of the sago-palm, called here “gaba-gaba.”
- The med you refer to "gaba" something, is gabapentin, a very dangerous drug that's being given to you way "off label" - it's not designed for dental pain, ... origen01: Get better soon, Cindi.
- The med you refer to "gaba" something, is gabapentin, a very dangerous drug that's being given to you way "off label" - it's not designed for dental pain, ... ffugly: Ty Gonty has no moral fiber, not one ounce of it.
- Alexander Pichushkin é um humilde caixa de supermercado, amante de uma boa partida de xadrês, e... um serial killer que se gaba de um total de 63 vítimas, embora só se tenham encontrado os restos de 15 e a acusação só mencione 49.
- So I am reminding myself to walk, don't run, through the city by singing to myself, "isogaba--gaba gaba--maware", from this oddly comforting and cute in that almost frightening way Japanese things can be cute video by the Japanese ukelele band U900.
- The houses were mostly well built, of wooden framework filled in with gaba-gaba (leaf-stems of the sago-palm), but as they had no whitewash, and the floors were of bare black earth like the roads, and generally on the same level, they were extremely damp and gloomy.