detergent

(de-tur'jent) [L. detergere, to wipe off.] presence of which in the germ cell and its multiplication in the somatic cells developed therefrom depend the inherited characteristics of the future individual. 2. One of the le er units composed of an aggregation of biophores which go to make up an id. to limit, determine.] i. change, for the 273 letter or for the worse, in the course of a disA move ase. 2. general toward a given point. of blood, congestion, hyperemia. I. erminer (de-tur'min-ur) Determinant (i).. sr's ive. Detergent. A iyroidism (de-thi'roy-dizm). condition delendent upon removal of the thyroid gland. jr'tion. I. Distortion. 2. Correction of cluboot or other distortion. ozicate [de-toks'i-kat) [L. de, from, + ioxicum, loison.] To diminish or remove the poisonous [uality of any substance; to le en the virulence any pathogenic organism. if Qxica'tion. i. Recovery from the toxic effects if a drug. 2. Removal of the toxic properties rom a poison. + oxify (de-toks'K-fi) [L. de, from, toxicum, )ois on, + facere, to make.] Detoxicate. le's cutireac'tion (deh'treh) [Ladlslaus Deire, lungarian physician, contemporary.] See differmtial cut i reaction.* cition (de-trish'un) [L. detritus; deierere, to rub A wearing away by use or friction. iff.] rit us (de-tri'tus) [L. detritus, rubbed off.] Any jroken-down material, carious or gangrenous natter, gravel, etc. runca'tion. Decapitation; removal and delivery of he trunk of the fetus, the head being impacted. ru's or uri'nae [L. detrudere, to'push down.] See inder musculus. umescence (de-tu-mes'ens) [L. de, from, + umescere, to swell up.] Subsidence of a swelling. it encephalon (dut-en-sef'i-lon) [G. deuteros, sec+ )nd, enkephalos, brain.] Tween-brain, dien;ephalon.* iteranopia (du-ter-an-o'pl-ah) [G. deuteros, sec>nd, + anofia.] Green-blindne , green being;he second of the primary colors; see protanopia md tritanopia. A i"teroal'buinose. soluble albumose, precipi;able by ammonium sulphate, + iiterocone (du'ter-o-kon) [G. deuteros, second, konos, cone. The mesiolingual cusp of the up] per premolar tooth in a mammal. uteroconid (du"ter-o-kon'id) The mesio. ingual cusp of the lower premolar tooth in a Tiammal. A iterofi'brinose. product of the digestion of ibrin. A iteroglob'ulose. product of the digestion of aaraglobulin. A iteromy'osinose. product of the digestion of nyosin. Lteropathic (du"ter-o-path'ik). Relating to a lecondary affection, or deuteropathy. + iterop'athy [G. deuteros, second, pathos, sufferng.] A secondary disease or symptom, one esulting from the primary disease. iteroplasm (du'ter-o-plazm) [G. deuteros, second, 4- plasma, thing formed.] Deutoplasm. iteroproteose (du"ter-o-pro'te-6z) [G. deuteros, lecond, proteose.'] Secondary proteose, re-Ilembling peptone more nearly than native protein. iterotocia (du-ter-o-to'si-ah) [G. deuteros, secmd, tokos, birth. ] Deuterotoky. -Ititerotoky (du-ter-ot'o-ki). Deuterotocia, a orm of parthenogenesis in which the female has jfEspring of both sexes. iterotox'in. A hypothetical form of toxin in:ertain bacterial cultures, which has le marked ifiinity for antitoxin than has pro to toxin. it iodide (du-ti'o-did). Bin iodide. itip'ara [G. deuteros, second, -I- L. parere, to jear.] Secund i para. 18