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Definition of xanthin
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Xanthin
(n.) A
crystalline
nitrogenous
body
closely
related
to both uric acid and
hypoxanthin,
present
in
muscle
tissue,
and
occasionally
found in the urine and in some
urinary
calculi.
It is also
present
in
guano.
So
called
from the
yellow
color of
certain
of its salts
(nitrates)..
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Xanthin
::
Xanthin
(n.) One of the
gaseous
or
volatile
decomposition
products
of the
xanthates,
and
probably
identical
with
carbon
disulphide..
Phylloxanthin
::
Phylloxanthin
(n.) A
yellow
coloring
matter
extracted
from
chlorophyll.
Eblanin
::
Eblanin
(n.) See
Pyroxanthin.
Puri
::
Puri (n.) See
Euxanthin.
Sarkin
::
Sarkin
(n.) Same as
Hypoxanthin.
Uroxanthin
::
Uroxanthin
(n.) Same as
Indican.
Xanthin
::
Xanthin
(n.) A
yellow
insoluble
coloring
matter
extracted
from
yellow
flowers;
specifically,
the
coloring
matter
of
madder..
Pyroxanthin
::
Pyroxanthin
(n.) A
yellow
crystalline
hydrocardon
extracted
from crude wood
spirit;
--
called
also
eblanin.
Xanthinine
::
Xanthinine
(n.) A
complex
nitrogenous
substance
related
to urea and uric acid,
produced
as a white
powder;
-- so
called
because
it forms
yellow
salts,
and
because
its
solution
forms a blue
fluorescence
like
quinine..
Theobromine
::
Theobromine
(n.) An
alkaloidal
ureide,
C7H8N4O2,
homologous
with and
resembling
caffeine,
produced
artificially,
and also
extracted
from cacao and
chocolate
(from
Theobroma
Cacao)
as a
bitter
white
crystalline
substance;
--
called
also
dimethyl
xanthine..
Euxanthic
::
Euxanthic
(a.)
Having
a
yellow
color;
pertaining
to,
derived
from, or
resembling,
euxanthin..
Extractive
::
Extractive
(n.) Any one of a large class of
substances
obtained
by
extraction,
and
consisting
largely
of
nitrogenous
hydrocarbons,
such as
xanthin,
hypoxanthin,
and
creatin
extractives
from
muscle
tissue..
Frangulin
::
Frangulin
(n.) A
yellow
crystalline
dyestuff,
regarded
as a
glucoside,
extracted
from a
species
(Rhamnus
Frangula)
of the
buckthorn;
--
called
also
rhamnoxanthin..
Xanthophyll
::
Xanthophyll
(n.) A
yellow
coloring
matter
found in
yellow
autumn
leaves,
and also
produced
artificially
from
chlorophyll;
--
formerly
called
also
phylloxanthin..
Paraxanthin
::
Paraxanthin
(n.) A
crystalline
substance
closely
related
to
xanthin,
present
in small
quantity
in
urine..
Euxanthin
::
Euxanthin
(n.) A
yellow
pigment
imported
from India and
China.
It has a
strong
odor, and is said to be
obtained
from the urine of
herbivorous
animals
when fed on the
mango.
It
consists
if a
magnesium
salt of
euxanthic
acid.
Called
also puri,
purree,
and
Indian
yellow..
Indican
::
Indican
(n.) An
indigo-forming
substance,
found in
urine,
and other
animal
fluids,
and
convertible
into red and blue
indigo
(urrhodin
and
uroglaucin).
Chemically,
it is
indoxyl
sulphate
of
potash,
C8H6NSO4K,
and is
derived
from the indol
formed
in the
alimentary
canal.
Called
also
uroxanthin..
Purree
::
Purree
(n.) A
yellow
coloring
matter.
See
Euxanthin.
Phycoxanthin
::
Phycoxanthin
(n.) Alt. of
Phycoxanthin.
Carnin
::
Carnin
(n.) A white
crystalline
nitrogenous
substance,
found in
extract
of meat, and
related
to
xanthin..
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