Serum
An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 45
(se'-rum). The yellowish fluid separating from the blood after the coagulation of the fibrin. Blood. S. -albumin, a native albumin or proteid constituent of the human body, especially of the blood, differing from egg-albumin in several respects. Itis changeable into syntonin or acid albumin by dilute hydrochloric acid, and by dilute alkalies into alkali-albuminate. S. -globulin. See Turn globulin. S. lactis, whey. S. -lutein, the ment contained in the serum from the blood ot animals.
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