Mycophlyzacium

A blister or pustule upon a mucous surface. Wycophthalmia (mi-koff-thal'-me-ah). Ophthalmia due to a fungus. Wycophthisis (mi-koff ' -this-is). Synonym of Bronchorrhea. Wycophylaxin (mi-ko-fil-aks' -in). Any microbic i dal phylaxin. See Proteids, Defensive. tfycopneumonypostasis (mi-ko-nu-mon-ip-os' -tas-is);. mucus; -vsiuuv, lung; vrrdaramq, settling. ' The settling of the mucus in the dependent portions of the lungs, /lycoprotein (mi-ko-pro' -te-in), C, 52.32 per cent.; H, 7.55 per cent.; X, 14.75 cent. In biology, the vegetable albuminoid or protoplasmic substance of bacteria, first analyzed and described by Xencki; fungus-protein. It contains no sulphur and no phosphorus, and is not precipitated by alcohol, flycorthopnea (mik-or-thop-ne'-ah). Orthopnea caused by exce ive secretion of mucus in the bronchial tubes, lycose mi'-kbz, -4- Trehalose, a substance that occurs in several species of fungi, in ergot of rye, and in the oriental Trehala. It is distinguished from cane-sugar by its ready solubility in alcohol, greater stability, and stronger rotatory power. It does not reduce copper-solutions. See 1 Carbohydrates, Table of. lycos is. Granuloma fungoides; Eczema hyper trophi cum; Inflammatory fungoid neoplasm; Lymphoderma perniciosa; Ulcerative scrofuloderma; Fibroma fungoides. I. Any disease of the skin characterized by soft mammillated tumors, showing an abnormal growth of lymphatic glands, which frequently develop into fungous ulcers. 2. A mucous tumor or polypoid growth. 3. The influence of microphytes upon the health or disease of the body. 4. Any disease caused by the presence of pathogenic microbes in the organism. M., Acute, of the Blood, a name proposed by Neelsen for septic intoxication from the presence of microbes in the blood. M. fungoides. See Granuloma fungoides. M. furfur ace a. Synonym of Pityriasis versicolor. M. intestinal is. Synonym of Anthrax. M. micros porina. Synonym of Tinea versicolor. M.