Assessing echogenicity, acoustic enhancement, ultrasonographic character of the exudate (liquid or clotted) and findings revealed by aspiration, arthrotomy or at necropsy, the synovial effusion was classified as: serous, fibrinous or fibrino-purulent. The distension of the joint cavities could be imaged in all cases. In eight cattle, a concurrent infection of periarticular tendon sheaths or hygroma was diagnosed. Ultrasonographic investigation was performed using 7.5 MHz linear and 5 MHz sector transducers. The total of 30 joints involved were: articulatio cubiti (elbow joint)-1, articulatio carpi (carpal joint)-10 articulatio genus (stifle joint)-4 articulatio tarsocruralis (tarsocrural joint)-8 articulatio metacarpo-/metatarsophalangea (metacarpo-/metatarsophalangeal join-7. re-polarisation occurs due to closure of the Ca2+ channels and opening of K+ channels cuasing an influx of K+ which brings the membrane down to -70mV.The case records, clinical, radiographic, ultrasonographic and arthrocentesisfindings from 25 cattle with septic or traumatic arthritis were reviewed. these channles are REALLY slow! so the phase lasts around 100ms plateau phase is due to the opening of voltage gated Ca2+ channels and these are slow channels and some Na+ will drift in due to their opening too. if you do recieve a signal you get a very rapid depolarisation and then quick begining of re-polarisation -> initial depolarisation is caused by the opeining of fast Na+ channls but not opeining of voltage gated K+ channels and the initial re=polarisation (the little initial bit) is due to the closure of those fast Na+ channels The contractile cells won't do anything unless they recieve an electrical signal from the pacemaker cells, this is due to their stable resting membrane potential have a stable resing potential that sits at about -70mV The A-site is once more empty and free to recieve the next aminoacyl-tRNA this tRNA re-enters the cytoplasmic tRNA pool and will be recharged with another amino acid. the tRNA that was occupying the P-site enters the E-site and exits the ribosome. this process requires the elongation factors and the hydrolysis of GTP once more. the mRNA also translocates along a codon. Step 3: peptidyl-tRNA in the A-site translocates into the P-site. the enzyme responsible for the formation of the peptide bond is Peptidyl transferase. this bond formation breaks the linkage between the amino acid and the tRNA in the P-site and tranfers the growing peptide chain to the tRNA in the A site. Step 2: a peptide bond is formed between the carboxygroup of the amino acid in the P-site and the amino group of the amino acid in the A-site. this requires the action of elongation factors (eEF 1 and 2) and the hydrolysis of GTP in the first step: an aminoacyl-tRNA enters the A-site of the ribosome. It is a cyclical process in which the growing peptide chain is added to in a series of steps.
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