trophono's is, trophon'osus

[G. trop he, nourishment, metabolism or disease resulting therefrom. 1051 pho nucleus (trof-o-nu'kle-us) [G. trop he, lourishment.] The nucleus in protozoa which s concerned with the vegetative metabolic unctions, distinct from the gonad, or germ, lucleus; macronucleus. phopath'ia, trophop'athy [G. trop he, nourishment. f pathos, suffering.] i. A disorder of nutrition. i. A^ trophic disease, one due to exce ive, leficient, or perverted nutrition, either local or [eneral; trophonosus. phoplasm (trof'o-plazm) [G. troplie, nourishnent, + plasma, a thing formed.] The ach ron at in or supposed formative substance of a;eU. A ph'oplast. plastid.' phospongia (trlf-o-spun'ji-ah) [G. trop he, lourishment, a brood, + spongia, a sponge.] [. Certain chromatin-staining canalicular struc;ures described by Holmgren in the protoplasm )f intestinal epithelia and other cells, A.i. ayer of cells between the decidual membrane md the trophoblast. photax'is [G. trop he, nourishment, + taxis, irrangement.] Trophotropism. pho therapy (trof-o-ther'S,-pi) [G. trop he, nour+ shment, the rape i a, healing.] Dietetics; die to;herapy, sitotherapy. phot'onus [G. trop he, nourishment, + ionos, ension.] Rigidity of muscular or other conractile ti ue due to disordered nutrition. pho tropism (trof-ot'ro-pizm) [G. trop he, lourishment, + tropos, a turning.] Chemo lax is of living cells in relation to nutritive naterial; it may be positive, toward, or negative, iway from, nutritive material. + phozoite (trof-o-zo'it) [G. trop he, nourishment, von, animal.] Schizont. photTop'ic. Relating to trophotropism. p'ic acid. An acid, C9H10O3, derived from.tropine by hydrolysis when it is treated with larium hydroxide. p'ical. Relating to the tropics, t. absce , an.bsce of the liver occurring in residents in the ropics, ustially a sequel of dysentery, t. ane'- nia, anemia, or often simply a pallor without )lood changes, affecting natives of northern egions sojourning in the tropics, t. boil, oriental loil.* t. cachez'ia, a cachectic condition affectag residents in the tropics, a ociated or not with vident lesions of the liver, spleen, or other organs, ften a malarial cachexia, t. lichen, prickly heat, ichen tropic us, t. mask, chloasma bronzinum. measles, a disease of uncertain character,, omewhat resembling roetheln, occurring in outhern China, phagede'na, an atonic ulcer t..ffecting residents in southern Asia. A pidine. decomposition product of atropine nd cocaine, an oily liquid, CgHuN, having the dor of coniine. pine. A crystalline substance, C3H] (NO derived rom atropine, together with tropic acid by ydrolysis with barium hydroxide. pism [G. trope, a turning.] The phenomenon bserved in living organisms of moving toward positive t.) or away from (negative t.) a focus of ght, heat, or other stimulus; taxis (3). + )om'eter [G. trope, a turning, meiron, measure.] instrument for measuring the degree of iiiy station or torsion, as of the eyeball, of the shaft f a long bone, etc. pen. Trade name of a special albuminous food reparation. u eau's disease' (troo-so') [Armand Trou eau, 'rench physician, 1801—1867.] *• Bonfil's disease.