myogen

(mi’o-jen) (Gr. uis muscle + γεννᾶν to juce]. Myosinogen. m.-fibrin, myosin formed by the clotting of myosinogen. myogen etic, myogenic, myogenous (mi-o-jenet’ik, mi-o-jen‘ik, mi-oj’en-us) (Gr. wis muscle + γεννᾶν to produce]. Originating in the muscular ti ue. lia (mi-og’le-ah) [Gr. μῦς muscle + Ala glue]. A fibrillar substance formed by muscle-cells and bearing the same relation to muscle that neuroglia bears to nerve-cells. myoglobulin (mi-o-glob’u-lin) [myo- + globulin]. A globulin found in muscle-serum. myognathus (mi-og’na-thus) [Gr. wis muscle + γνάθος jaw]. A supernumerary lower jaw having a muscular attachment to the normally placed lower jaw.. (mi’o-gram) [Gr. μῦς muscle + γράμμα writing]. The record or tracing made by a myograph.