Translation guide
The movement of something from one place to another, especially in biological, chemical, or technical contexts.
Movement of water, nutrients, or other substances through a plant or animal body.
Specifically refers to the transport of assimilates (like sugars) in plants through the phloem.
Translocation in the phloem is essential for plant growth.
General term for transport, can be used for movement of substances within organisms, but is broader.
The transport of water within plants is driven by transpiration.
Means 'movement' or 'transfer', can be used in biological contexts but is very general.
If the translocation of nutrients is inhibited, growth is delayed.
A type of chromosomal abnormality where a segment of one chromosome is transferred to another.
The process by which proteins or other molecules are moved across a biological membrane.
The act of moving something from one place to another, not necessarily biological.
Translocation is a technical term with specific meanings in biology. In everyday English, 'movement' or 'transfer' is more common. Choose the Japanese term based on the specific field.
Chromosomal translocations can cause cancer.
The translocation of ions across the membrane is carried out by channel proteins.
ファイルをサーバーに転送してください。
Please translocate the file to the server.