chromatism

(kro’mat-izm). Abnormal pigment achromatize ikro’mat-iz). To charge with some chromium compound. chroma to cines is, chroma to kinesis (kro”mato-sin-e’sis, -kin-e’, 'sis) [chromatin + Gr. κίνησις movement]. Movement of chromatin. chroma to dermatosis (κτο΄ mat-o-der-mat-o’sis) (Gr. χρῶμα color + dermatosis]. Any skin disease with pigmentation. chroma tody so pia (kro mat-o-dis-o’pe-ah) [Gr. χρῶμα color + desill + Sys sight]. More or le complete color-blindne . chroma toge no us (kro-mat-oj’en-us) [Gr. color + γεννᾶν to produce]. coloring-matter. chromatoid ikro’mat-oid). dyes. chromatology ‘kro-mat-ol’o-je) (Gr. χρῶμα color + λόγος treatise]. The science of colors. chromatolysis (kro-mat-ol’is-is) (Gr. χρῶμα color + Riwis loosening]. The solution and disintegration of the chromatin of cell-nuclei. chromatolysm (kro-mat’o-lism). Chromatolysis. chromatolytic (kro’mat-o-lit’'ik). Pertaining to chromatolysis. chroma to meter (kro-mat-om’et-er) (Gr. xpaya color + μέτρον measure]. An instrument for measuring color or color-perception. chroma top a thy (kro-mat-op’ath-e) [Gr. color + πάθος disease]. terized by pigmentation. chroma top hag us (kro-mat-of’a-gus) [Gr. χρῶμα color + «αγεῖν to devour]. Destroying pigments. chroma to phil, chromatophile, chromatophilic (kro’mat-o-fil, kro’’mat-o-fil’ik) (Gr. χρῶμα color + φελεῖν to lov: el. Staining easily. chroma to phil i a (kro’’mat-o-fil’e-ah) (Gr. color + φελεῖν to love]. chromatophilic. chroma to phil ous (kro-mat-of’il-us). Of or pertaining to [ aya Producing color or Staining deeply with ρῶμα Any skin disease charac- , ῶμα The condition of being