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In the medullary cavities of the long bones, it contains much fat and is thought not to have much if anything to do with blood-formation. leaves and tops of Marrubium i/ulgare, an herb, native of Europe and Asia; employed as an expectorant and diaphoretic, chiefly in domestic medicine in the form of candy; dose indefinite. English physician, 1832-1902.] mixture of two parts of arsenous acid and one of powdered gum acacia moistened with water, used in the treatment of cancer. 1790-1860.] Exophthalmic goiter. 1794-1846.] Hydrogen test for arsenic; "in a bottle with a funnel-tube and a delivery tube, hydrogen Is generated by zinc and diluted sulphuric acid, and when all the air in the bottle has been replaced by hydrogen a little of the suspected fluid is poured through the funnel-tube; the hydrogen escaping through the delivery tube then lighted and the flame is directed against a gla or porcelain plate the former is mirrored by the deposit of arsenic, on the latter the arsenic is deposited as a brown spot. English anatomist, 181 8-1 891.] Vena obliqua atrii sinistri. M.'s vestig'ial fold, lig amentum venae cavae sinistrae.