Biology
- Chromatography
Term: chromatographyLiterally meaning : color writingOrigin: Anc Greek ?????*/chroma(=color)< probably derived from noun ????/hir(=hand) <??????/hripto(=touch or anoint)?????/grapho(=write) > ?????/gravo(=scrape, draw)Coined/Historyin 1903 by...
- Cyanosis
Term: cyanosisOrigin: Anc Greek ???????/cyanous(=dark blue)- ????/-osis(=suffix denoting state or condition; eg "a disease state" CoinedThe term cyanosis was coined by BAUMES? Definition Cyanosis is the appearance of a blue or purple coloration...
- Cytochrome
Term: cytochrome, literally meaning ?cellular color? because cytochromes are conjugated proteins containing a ferroporfirin pigmentOrigin: Anc Greek ?????/kytos (=container, box) Greek letter K is replased by latin C, like in word ?cycle? which...
- Chromatid
Term: chromatidOrigin: Anc Greek ?????*/chroma(=color)<???????? <????/hir(=hand) <??????/hripto(=touch or anoint) -????/idio(=-id, suffix that is used as diminutive of a noun ) Coined: The term introduced in 1900 by McClung...
- Chromosome
Term: chromosome Origin: Anc Greek ?????* /chroma (=color) <???????? ????**/ soma(=body) because these cellular structures are stained under the microscope. *????/hir(=hand)< ??????/hripto(=touch or anoint) ** ...
Biology
heterochromia
Term: heterochromia
Origin: Anc Greek
??????/heteros(=different, other)
-??????/-chromia(=suffix meaning coloration) >
?????/chroma(=color)<probably derived from ????/hir(=hand) <??????/hripto(=touch or anoint)
literally meaning ?different coloration?
Coined
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Definition:
A genetic or acquired difference in coloration of the two irises of an individual (complete heterochromia,), or in one iris (partial heterochromia).The term can be used also for different coloration of hair or skin.
- Chromatography
Term: chromatographyLiterally meaning : color writingOrigin: Anc Greek ?????*/chroma(=color)< probably derived from noun ????/hir(=hand) <??????/hripto(=touch or anoint)?????/grapho(=write) > ?????/gravo(=scrape, draw)Coined/Historyin 1903 by...
- Cyanosis
Term: cyanosisOrigin: Anc Greek ???????/cyanous(=dark blue)- ????/-osis(=suffix denoting state or condition; eg "a disease state" CoinedThe term cyanosis was coined by BAUMES? Definition Cyanosis is the appearance of a blue or purple coloration...
- Cytochrome
Term: cytochrome, literally meaning ?cellular color? because cytochromes are conjugated proteins containing a ferroporfirin pigmentOrigin: Anc Greek ?????/kytos (=container, box) Greek letter K is replased by latin C, like in word ?cycle? which...
- Chromatid
Term: chromatidOrigin: Anc Greek ?????*/chroma(=color)<???????? <????/hir(=hand) <??????/hripto(=touch or anoint) -????/idio(=-id, suffix that is used as diminutive of a noun ) Coined: The term introduced in 1900 by McClung...
- Chromosome
Term: chromosome Origin: Anc Greek ?????* /chroma (=color) <???????? ????**/ soma(=body) because these cellular structures are stained under the microscope. *????/hir(=hand)< ??????/hripto(=touch or anoint) ** ...