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(hi-po-blas’tik). Pertaining to the hypoblast. bos’ca ru’‘fipes. A fly of South Africa whose bite transmits the Tryp a no soma theileri. hypobromite (hi-po-bro’mit). Any salt of hypo bromo us acid. hypobulia (hi-po-bu’le-ah) [Gr. ὑπό under + βουλή will]. Abnormal feeblene of the will. hypocapnia (hi-po-kap’ne-ah) (Gr. ὑπό under + κάπνος smoke]. Deficiency of carbon dioxid in the blood. lom, hypocolom (hi-po-se’lom) [Gr. ὑπό under + κοίλωμα hollow). The ventral portion of the ccelom of any embryonic cranial animal. hyp och lor hydria = (hi’po-klor-hid’re-ah) — [Gr. ὑπό under + χλωρός green + ὕδωρ water]. Too small a proportion of hydrochlonc acid in the gastric juice. hypochlorite (hi-po-klo’rit) [Gr. ὑπό under + xAwpés green}. Any salt of hypochlorous acid. hyp och lor i zati on (hi’po-klo-riz-a’shun). Reduction of the amount of salt, sodium chlorid, in the jet.: hypochloruria (hi’po-klo-ru’re-ah) [Gr. ὑπό under + chlorid + Gr. obpov urine]. Deficiency of chlorids in the urine. hypo cho lest ere mia —=_(hi’’po-ko-les-ter-e’me-ah). Decrease of cholesterin in the bl hypochondria (hi-po-kon’dre-ah). 1. Plural of hypochondrium. 2. Same as hypochondriasis. hypochondriac (hi-po-kon’dre-ak) [Gr. ὑπό under + χόνδρος cartilage). 1. Pertaining to the hypochondrium or to hypochondriasis. affected with hypochondriasis. hondriacal (hi-po-kon-dri’ak-al). with hypochondriasis. hypochondriasis (hi’po-kon-dri’as-is) [so called because the hypochondrium, and especially the spleen, was supposed to be the seat of this disorder]. Morbid anxiety about the health, often a ociated with a simulated disease and more or le pronounced melancholia. hondrium (hi-po-kon’dre-um), pl. Aypochon'dria [Gr. ὑπό under + χόνδρος cartilage]. The upper lateral region of the abdomen next below the lowest rib. hordal (hi-po-kor’dal). Situated on the ventral side of the spinal cord. hromatic (hi’po-kro-mat’ik). | Containing an abnormally small number of chromosomes. 2. A person Affected matism (hi-po-kro’mat-izm) [Gr. ὑπό under + chromatin]. Deficiency of the chromatin in a cell-nucleus. hypo chroma to sis (hi’’po-kro-mat-o’sis). The gradual fading and disappearance of the nucleus (the chromatin) of a cell. Called also nuclear Solution. hypo chrome mia {hi”"po-kro-me’ me-ah) [Gr. ὑπό under + xpaua color + αἷμα blood). A condition in which the blood has an abnormally low color index. hypochromia (hi-po-kro’me-ah) [Gr. ὑπό under + χρῶμα color]. Deficiency of pigmentation or of coloring. hypochrosis (hi-po-kro’sis) [Gr. ὑπό under + ρῶσις coloring]. Anemia in which there is an ASrormal lly small amount of hemoglobin in the