PRO TO HEMATOBLAST

species in non-motile rods of various size and gape: the inet cause of rag-sorter’s disease. mirab’i) a pathogenic species in motile Pie from putrefying substances and from water: it causes a fatal septic poisoning. P. sep’tic us, a pathogenic species from a septic gangrene of the colon: in flexile and mobile bacilli, somewhat curved. P. sulfu’reus, a species from water, in long or short motile rods, often forming long filaments or chains: it produces hydrogen sulphid. Ῥ. vulga’ris, a pathogenic species from the ti ues in certain cases of putrid infection; also from putrefying animal matter, water, meconium, etc.; My hig! mvone rods, often interlaced and twisted. Ῥ. zenk’eri, a pathogenic species from putrefying animal substances in motile rods of various length. prothsmin (pro-the’min). A proprietary -preparation containing organically combined iron and phosphorus: used in anemia, chlorosis, neurasthenia, and general debility. prothesis (proth’es-is) (Gr. πρό before + θέσις a placing]. Same as prosthesis. prothetic (pro-thet’ik). Same as prosthetic. prothrombase (pro-throm’bas). Thrombogen. prothrombin (pro-throm’bin) [Gr. ald before + θρόμβος clot]. Same as thrombogen prothyl (pro’thil). Protyl. pro thymi a (pro-thim’e-ah) (Gr. xpé before + θυμός mind]. Forwardne or alertne of mind and will. protiode (pro’ti-d). Todethyl-glycerin. prot iodid (pro-ti’o-did). That one of the series of iodids of the same base which contains the smallest amount of iodin.. protist a (pro-tis tab) (Gr. πρῶτιστα the very first, from πρῶτος first]. els name for a cla including the lowest oes of animals and plants. proto- (Gr. πρῶτος first]. A prefix signifying first. pro to albumose (pro-to-al’bu-més). Same as prot albumose. pro to blast (pro’to-blast) (Gr. πρῶτος first + βλασ- 7és germ]. 1. A cell with no cell-wall; an embryonic cell. 2. The nucleus of an ovum. protoblastic (pro-to-blas’tik). | Pertaining to a pro to blast. pro to chlorid (pro-to-klo’rid). That one of a series of chlorids of the same element which contains the least chlorin. protocol (pro’to-kol). A written statement of the history and treatment of any particular case, especially one made for a medicolegal purpose. pro to cur a rin (pro”’to-ku-rar’in). A poisonous alkaloid derived from curare. proto-elastose (pro” to-e-las’tés). product of the digestion of elastin. proto-erythrocyte (pro-to-er-ith’ro-sit). erythroblast with deeply staining nucleus. pro to gala (pro-tog’al-ah) (Gr. πρῶτος first + γάλα milk]. Colostrum. pro to gaster (pro’to-gas-ter) [Gr. πρῶτος first + “γαστήρ stomach]. Same as foregut. protogen (pro’to-jen). Any albuminoid substance whose aqueous solution does not coagulate when heated. 2. A food and_ therapeutic agent derived by the action of formaldehyd upon egg or serum-albumin. pro tog lobulose (pro-to-glob’u-lds). Απν albumose produced in the digestion of globulin. pro to gonocyte (pro-to-go’no-sit). [Gr. πρῶτος first + gonocyte]. One of the two cells resulting from division of the impregnated ovum. pro to go no plasm (pro-to-go’no-plazm) [Gr. rp first + γωνή seed + πλάσμα plasm]. That part of the extranuclear chromatin of a cell that is concerned in the reproductive energies of the cell. This substance is also called idiochromidia. pro to hematoblast (pro-to-hem’at-o-blast) (Gr. πρῶτος first + hematoblast). A cell derived from a Hem i elastin, a An