vaccinogen

(vak-sin'o-jen) [L. vaccina + G. gennad, I produce.] source of vaccine, such as an inoculated heifer. 1081 cinogenous (vak-sin-oj'en-us). Producing vacine, or relating to the production of vaccine. cmoid + [L. vaccina G. eidos, resemblance.].Resembling vaccine. 2. Vaccinella. cinopho'bia [L. vaccina + G. phobos, fear.] A aorbid fear or dread of being vaccinated. cinostyle (vak sin-o-stil). A pointed instrument mployed in vaccination. cinosypMUs. SyphUis acquired through vaccilation, either with humanized virus from a yphilitic, or from the use of an instrument which las been used on a syphilitic and not subsequently terilized. 'uolar. Relating to or resembling a vacuole. 'uolate, vac'uolated. Having vacuoles. uola'tion. The formation or the presence of ^cuoles. 'uole [L. vacuolum, dim. of vacuum, an empty A pace.] I. minute space in any ti ue, the ource or origin of a lymphatic ve el. 2. A lear space in the substance of a cell, sometimes legenerative in character, sometimes surrounding a englobed foreign body and serving as a tem>orary cell-stomach for the digestion of the body. ontrac'tile v., a cavity formed by the accumvdaion of fluid in the ectoplasm of a protozoan; iter increasing for a time it empties itself exemally by a sudden contraction. uoUza'tion. Vacuolation. uum (vaVu-um) [L. vacuus, empty.] An empty pace, one from which the air has been practically emoved. A;'uum-chamber. depre ion in a dental plate rom which air is exhausted in order to keep the )late in position by atmospheric pre ure. A:'uum-plate. plate for artificial teeth which is leld in place largely by air-pre ure. A 'uum-tube. gla tube from which the air LS been nearly removed, used in the experiQental pa age of an electrical current or spark nd in the production of the «-rays see Gei ler's*; iibes and Crookes'* tubes. lum [L. a ford.] An occasional elevation from he bottom of a cerebral sulcus nearly obliterating for a short distance. t;'abonds' disease'. Pediculosis corp or is, an erupion of papules with scattered petechiae, many cratch marks, and pigmentation, caused by the iresence of body lice; vagrants' disease.;al. Relating to the vagus nerve, v. attack', condition marked by a sinking sensation and seling as of impending death, without lo of on sci ous ne , by cardiac discomfort, and by yspnea, due supposedly to vasomotor spasm. ina, gen. and pi. vagi'ncs (vS-ji'nah) [L. sheath.] Any sheath-like structure. 2. The genital. anal in the female, extending from the uterus D the vulva. V. bulb i, Tenon's* capsule, v. ellulo'sa, the connective-ti ue sheath of a nerve r muscle, perineurium or perimysium, v. ordis, pericardium, v. fem'or is, fascia lat a. v. bro'sa ten'din is [BNA], fibrous sheath of a tenon. V. masculi'na, utriculus prostatic us. v. luco'sa ten'din is [BNA], mucous sheath of a end on, a sheath of synovial membrane eneloping certain of the tendons vaginal synovial; aembrane. vagi'nse ner'vi op'tic i [B NA], sheaths the optic nerve, formed of extensions of the if entral meninges, v. oc'uli. Tenon's* capsule. the hair-sheath, v. proces's us styloidei. pili, BNA], sheath of the styloid proce , vaginal iroce , a crest of bone (edge of the tympanic porion of the temporal bone) running from the front ind inner side of the mastoid proce to the alar