binox'alate

An acid oxalate. See bioxalate. binu'clear, binu'cleate. Having two nuclei. ^~^ Binucleata (bi-nu-kle-ah'tah). A group of the cla Flag ell at a, in which are placed the Tryp a no somata, Spirochaetae, and Haemosporidia. [Lat., bin i, two by two, + nucleus, nut.] bi'o-. Combining form of Gr., bios, life. biochem'istry. The chemistry of living organisms or ti ues; a term properly including both animal and vegetable chemistry, but denoting especially the chemistry of living as distinguished from dead matter, or chemistry in its relations to the phenomena of life and the vital proce es. [Gr., bios, life, + chemeia, chemistry.] biodynamics (bi"o-di-nam'iks). The study of dynamic or genetic forces in biological proce es. [Gr., bios, life, + dynamis, force.] bioferrin (bi-o-fer'in). A proprietary preparation consisting of a solution of hemoglobin. biogen'esis. The doctrine of the generation or evolution of organisms from preexisting organisms, as opposed to abiogenesis. duction.] [Gr., bios, life, + genesis, pro biogenous (bi-oj'e-nus). Growing or living; used to describe organisms.