Biology
- #43.2 Transport In Mammals - Syllabus 2016
8.1 The circulatory system 8.2 The heart As animals become larger, more complex and more active, transport systems become essential to supply nutrients to, and remove waste from, individual cells. Mammals...
- Syringomyelia
Term: syringomyelia Literally meaning: ?cavity in marrow? Origin: Anc Greek??????/syrix (=a tube-shaped and fluid filled neurological cavity within the central nervous system)+myelos (marrow) Coined/History In Greek mythology Syrinx was...
- Echolalia
Term: echolaliaLiterally meaning: " speech echo?Origin: Anc Greek????/echos(=echo) > ???/eche(=sound) >????/achoe(=hearing)+????/lalo(=speech)Coined/History The word ?echo? is a compining form of ?echolalia? in comparison with ?echo?...
- Syrinx (plural Syringes)
Term: syrinx (plural syringes) Origin: Anc Greek ??????/syrix (=pan pipes or pan flute) an ancient musical instrument, consisting of cane pipes of different lengths. In Greek mythology Syrinx was a nymph who was changed into reed to save...
- Lymph
Term: lymph Origin: Anc Greek ?????/nymph(=in Greek Mythology, nymphs are minor female deities protectors of springs, mountains, and rivers). Nymph via Latin passed as lympha (?water, water nymph?). Coined: In 1622 physician Gaspare...
Biology
hemolymph
Term: hemolymph or or haemolym
Literally meaning: of different origin
Origin: Anc Greek
????/hema(=blood)
??????/lemphos(=lymph)
in Greek Mythology, nymphs are minor female deities protectors of springs, mountains, and rivers). Nymph via Latin passed as lympha (?water, water nymph? indicating the liquid form of lymph.
Coined/History
Definition
Hemolymph is a fluid in the in open circulatory system of some arthropods
- #43.2 Transport In Mammals - Syllabus 2016
8.1 The circulatory system 8.2 The heart As animals become larger, more complex and more active, transport systems become essential to supply nutrients to, and remove waste from, individual cells. Mammals...
- Syringomyelia
Term: syringomyelia Literally meaning: ?cavity in marrow? Origin: Anc Greek??????/syrix (=a tube-shaped and fluid filled neurological cavity within the central nervous system)+myelos (marrow) Coined/History In Greek mythology Syrinx was...
- Echolalia
Term: echolaliaLiterally meaning: " speech echo?Origin: Anc Greek????/echos(=echo) > ???/eche(=sound) >????/achoe(=hearing)+????/lalo(=speech)Coined/History The word ?echo? is a compining form of ?echolalia? in comparison with ?echo?...
- Syrinx (plural Syringes)
Term: syrinx (plural syringes) Origin: Anc Greek ??????/syrix (=pan pipes or pan flute) an ancient musical instrument, consisting of cane pipes of different lengths. In Greek mythology Syrinx was a nymph who was changed into reed to save...
- Lymph
Term: lymph Origin: Anc Greek ?????/nymph(=in Greek Mythology, nymphs are minor female deities protectors of springs, mountains, and rivers). Nymph via Latin passed as lympha (?water, water nymph?). Coined: In 1622 physician Gaspare...