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Definition of album
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Album (n.) A blank book, in which to
insert
autographs
sketches,
memorial
writing
of
friends,
photographs,
etc..
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Plastide
::
Plastide
(n.) A
formative
particle
of
albuminous
matter;
a
monad;
a
cytode.
See the Note under
Morphon.
Xanthoprotein
::
Xanthoprotein
(n.) A
yellow
acid
substance
formed
by the
action
of hot
nitric
acid on
albuminous
or
proteid
matter.
It is
changed
to a deep
orange-yellow
color by the
addition
of
ammonia.
Albumin
::
Albumin
(n.) A
thick,
viscous
nitrogenous
substance,
which is the chief and
characteristic
constituent
of white of eggs and of the serum of
blood,
and is found in other
animal
substances,
both fluid and
solid,
also in many
plants.
It is
soluble
in water and is
coagulated
by heat and by
certain
chemical
reagents..
Hemipeptone
::
Hemipeptone
(n.) A
product
of the
gastric
and
pancreatic
digestion
of
albuminous
matter.
Milk
::
Milk (n.) A white fluid
secreted
by the
mammary
glands
of
female
mammals
for the
nourishment
of their
young,
consisting
of
minute
globules
of fat
suspended
in a
solution
of
casein,
albumin,
milk
sugar,
and
inorganic
salts..
Fibrin
::
Fibrin
(n.) The
white,
albuminous
mass
remaining
after
washing
lean beef or other meat with water until all
coloring
matter
is
removed;
the
fibrous
portion
of the
muscle
tissue;
flesh
fibrin..
Paralbumin
::
Paralbumin
(n.) A
proteidlike
body found in the fluid from
ovarian
cysts and
elsewhere.
It is
generally
associated
with a
substance
related
to, if not
identical
with,
glycogen..
Albuminose
::
Albuminose
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
containing,
albumen;
having
the
properties
of, or
resembling,
albumen
or
albumin..
Seralbumen
::
Seralbumen
(n.) Serum
albumin.
Fibrin
::
Fibrin
(n.) An
albuminous
body,
resembling
animal
fibrin
in
composition,
found in
cereal
grains
and
similar
seeds;
vegetable
fibrin..
Lactoabumin
::
Lactoabumin
(n.) The
albumin
present
on milk,
apparently
identical
with
ordinary
serum
albumin.
It is
distinct
from the
casein
of
milk..
Myochrome
::
Myochrome
(n.) A
colored
albuminous
substance
in the serum from
red-colored
muscles.
It is
identical
with
hemoglobin.
Cocoanut
::
Cocoanut
(n.) The
large,
hard-shelled
nut of the cocoa palm. It
yields
an
agreeable
milky
liquid
and a white meat or
albumen
much used as food and in
making
oil..
Perisperm
::
Perisperm
(n.) The
albumen
of a seed,
especially
that
portion
which is
formed
outside
of the
embryo
sac..
Poluria
::
Poluria
(n.) A
persistently
excessive
flow of
watery
urine,
with low
specific
gravity
and
without
the
presence
of
either
albumin
or
sugar.
It is
generally
accompanied
with more or less
thirst..
Antialbumid
::
Antialbumid
(n.) A body
formed
from
albumin
by
pancreatic
and
gastric
digestion.
It is
convertible
into
antipeptone.
Jervine
::
"Jervine
(n.) A
poisonous
alkaloid
resembling
veratrine,
and found with it in white
hellebore
(Veratrum
album);
--
called
also
jervina..
Lapis Lazuli
::
Lapis
lazuli
() An
albuminous
mineral
of a rich blue
color.
Same as
Lazuli,
which see..
Antialbumose
::
Antialbumose
(n.) See
Albumose.
Ovalbumin
::
Ovalbumin
(n.) Alt. of
Ovalbume.
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