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Definition of corpuscle
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Corpuscle
(n.) A
minute
particle;
an atom; a
molecule.
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Melanaemia
::
Melanaemia
(n.) A
morbid
condition
in which the blood
contains
black
pigment
either
floating
freely
or
imbedded
in the white blood
corpuscles.
Leucocythemia
::
Leucocythemia
(n.) A
disease
in which the white
corpuscles
of the blood are
largely
increased
in
number,
and there is
enlargement
of the
spleen,
or the
lymphatic
glands;
leuchaemia..
Oecoid
::
Oecoid
(n.) The
colorless
porous
framework,
or
stroma,
of red blood
corpuscles
from which the
zooid,
or
hemoglobin
and other
substances
of the
corpuscles,
may be
dissolved
out..
Spanaemia
::
Spanaemia
(n.) A
condition
of
impoverishment
of the
blood;
a
morbid
state in which the red
corpuscles,
or other
important
elements
of the
blood,
are
deficient..
Lecithin
::
Lecithin
(n.) A
complex,
nitrogenous
phosphorized
substance
widely
distributed
through
the
animal
body, and
especially
conspicuous
in the brain and nerve
tissue,
in yolk of eggs, and in the white blood
corpuscles..
Megalocyte
::
Megalocyte
(n.) A
large,
flattened
corpuscle,
twice the
diameter
of the
ordinary
red
corpuscle,
found in
considerable
numbers
in the blood in
profound
anaemia..
Cytoid
::
Cytoid
(a.)
Cell-like;
--
applied
to the
corpuscles
of
lymph,
blood,
chyle,
etc..
Globulimeter
::
Globulimeter
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
the
number
of red blood
corpuscles
in the
blood.
Bioplast
::
Bioplast
(n.) A tiny mass of
bioplasm,
in
itself
a
living
unit and
having
formative
power,
as a
living
white blood
corpuscle;
bioblast..
Haemocytotrypsis
::
Haemocytotrypsis
(n.) A
breaking
up of the blood
corpuscles,
as by
pressure,
in
distinction
from
solution
of the
corpuscles,
or
haemcytolysis..
Gymnoplast
::
Gymnoplast
(n.) A cell or mass of
protoplasm
devoid
of an
envelope,
as a white blood
corpuscle..
Vasoformative
::
Vasoformative
(a.)
Concerned
in the
development
and
formation
of blood
vessels
and blood
corpuscles;
as, the
vasoformative
cells..
Pebrine
::
Pebrine
(n.) An
epidemic
disease
of the
silkworm,
characterized
by the
presence
of
minute
vibratory
corpuscles
in the
blood..
Element
::
Element
(n.) One of the
smallest
natural
divisions
of the
organism,
as a blood
corpuscle,
a
muscular
fiber..
Corpuscle
::
Corpuscle
(n.) A
minute
particle;
an atom; a
molecule.
Stroma
::
Stroma
(n.) The
spongy,
colorless
framework
of a red blood
corpuscle
or other
cell..
Globule
::
Globule
(n.) A
minute
spherical
or
rounded
structure;
as
blood,
lymph,
and pus
corpuscles,
minute
fungi,
spores,
etc..
Leucocyte
::
Leucocyte
(n.) A
colorless
corpuscle,
as one of the white blood
corpuscles,
or those found in
lymph,
marrow
of bone,
connective
tissue,
etc..
Corpuscular
::
Corpuscular
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
composed
of,
corpuscles,
or small
particles..
Globulin
::
Globulin
(n.) An
albuminous
body,
insoluble
in
water,
but
soluble
in
dilute
solutions
of salt. It is
present
in the red blood
corpuscles
united
with
haematin
to form
haemoglobin.
It is also found in the
crystalline
lens of the eye, and in blood
serum,
and is
sometimes
called
crystallin.
In the
plural
the word is
applied
to a group of
proteid
substances
such as
vitellin,
myosin,
fibrinogen,
etc., all
insoluble
in
water,
but
soluble
in
dilute
salt
solutions..
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