n.双价染色体分离

Diaschisis is a neurological phenomenon where damage to one side of the brain leads to motor and sensory impairments on the opposite side.
这是一种神经现象，大脑的一侧损伤会导致对侧的运动和感觉障碍。
The patient's diaschisis was evident in his inability to balance while walking on one leg.
患者的 diaschisis 体现在他单腿站立时无法保持平衡。
After the stroke, she experienced diaschisis, causing paralysis on her right side.
中风后，她出现了 diaschisis，右侧身体瘫痪。
Rehabilitation for diaschisis often involves specialized exercises to improve cross-brain communication.
对 diaschisis 的康复通常包括针对大脑两侧沟通的特殊训练。
In some cases, diaschisis can be managed through physiotherapy and cognitive training.
在某些情况下，可以通过物理治疗和认知训练来控制 diaschisis。
Scientists are researching new treatments to minimize the effects of diaschisis in patients with brain injuries.
科学家正在研究新的治疗方法，以减少脑部损伤患者中的 diaschisis 影响。
The severity of diaschisis varies greatly from person to person, depending on the extent of the initial injury.
diaschisis 的严重程度因人而异，取决于初始损伤的程度。
Early detection and intervention are crucial in addressing diaschisis to prevent long-term disability.
早期发现和干预对于处理 diaschisis 非常关键，以防止长期残疾。
Patients with diaschisis often require ongoing support from caregivers to help them adapt to their altered motor functions.
患有 diaschisis 的病人通常需要长期的护理人员支持，以适应改变的运动功能。
Studies have shown that neuroplasticity can play a role in reducing diaschisis, encouraging recovery from brain injuries.
研究表明，神经可塑性在减少 diaschisis 和促进脑损伤恢复方面发挥着作用。