Hemogenic

An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 19
(liem-o-jen' -ik).Pertaining to the formation of blood; blood producing. Hemochromometer (hem-okro-mom' -et-er). Colorimeter; an instrument for estimating the amount of oxyhemoglobin in the blood, by comparing a solution of the blood with a standard solution of pic roc arm in ate of ammonia. Hemochyle (hem' '-o-kil). The blood-lymph of vertebrates. Hemocrystallin (hem-o-kris'tal-in). See Hemoglobin. Hemocyanin (hem-o-si'-an-iti),. A blue proteid pigment, having a very constant A. Pipet for measuring the diluted solution. B. for measuring the blood. C. Cell with divisions on the floor, mounted on a slide. D Ve el in which the dilution percentage composition. It is made. E. Gla stirrer. F. Guarded spear-pointed needle. is analogous to hemoglobin, but contains copper instead of iron, and forms the Hemoglobin (hem-o-glo' -bin). Hem a to globin, Hemocrystallin. A in which it acts as the carrier of oxygen. doubly-refractive, pleochromatic colloid or crystalline matter, existing in the corpuscles of the blood, and to lemocyne (hem'-o-sin) ua, blood; kvuv, kwoc,, which their red color is due. In man the amount is dog. The serum of dogs' blood. lemocyte(Item' -o-sit). One of 13.77 per cent., in woman 12.59 reduced the protistan organisms found in the blood of man and by pregnancy to from 9 to 12 per cent. It is an oxygen animals, e.g., the parasite of malarial fever, as studied carrier or respiratory pigment. The crystals of hemoby Lavaran, Celli, Machi a fava, Golgi, Councilman, globin have a dark-red appearance with a strong Osier, and Pfeififer. See Parasites (Animal) Table of. purple or bluish tint; they are very soluble in water. lemocytolysis (hem-o-si-tol'-is-isua, blood; kitoc, Hemoglobinemia (hem-o-glo-bin-e/ -me-ah). The di olution of blood blood; globus, a round body; at/xa, blood. A con corpuscles by means of heat. dition in which the hemoglobin is di olved out of the lemocytometer (hem-o-si-tom' '-et-er). a cell; uerpov, a measure.
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