THROMB-

Meaning of THROMB- in English

[thromb-] or thrombo- comb form [Gk thrombos clot]: blood clot: clotting of blood "thrombin" "thromboplastic"

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THROMB- — or thrombo- combining form Etymology: Greek thrombos clot blood clot ; clotting of blood
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THROMB- — combining form or thrombo- Etymology: Greek thrombos lump, clot of blood, curd — more at atrophy 1. a. : blood …
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THROMB- — or thrombo- Etymology: Greek thrombos clot : blood clot : clotting of blood thromb in thrombo plastic
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THROMB — тромб; кровяной сгусток
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THROMB — тромб; кровяной сгусток
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THROMB — Variant: or thrombo- Function: combining form Etymology: Greek thrombos clot : blood clot : clotting of blood < thromb in> …
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THROMBOXANE — noun Etymology: thromb- + ox- + -ane Date: 1975 any of several substances that are produced especially by platelets, are …
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THROMBO- — combining form see: thromb-
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
THROMBO- — combining form see thromb-
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THROMBOLYTIC — I. ¦thrämbō¦lid.ik adjective Etymology: thromb- + -lytic : destroying or breaking up a thrombus a thrombolytic agent thrombolytic therapy • …
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THROMBOXANE — thrämˈbäkˌsān noun ( -s ) Etymology: thromb- + ox- (I) + -ane : any of several substances that are produced …
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THROMBOPLASTIC — |thrämbō|plastik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary thromb- + -plastic 1. : initiating or accelerating the clotting of blood usually by …
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THROMBOPHLEBITIS — |thräm(ˌ)bō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from thromb- + phlebitis : inflammation of a vein with formation or presence of a …
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THROMBOPENIA — ˌthrämbōˈpēnēə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from thromb- + -penia : thrombocytopenia • throm·bo·pe·nic | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|pēnik adjective
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THROMBON — ˈthrämbən noun ( -s ) Etymology: thromb ocyte + -on (as in plankton ) : the entire body of blood …
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THROMBOKINASE — |thräm(ˌ)bō+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary thromb- + kinase : thromboplastin
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THROMBOGENIC — |thrämbə|jenik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary thromb- + -genic : tending to produce a thrombus
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THROMBOGEN — ˈthrämbəjə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary thromb- + -gen : prothrombin
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THROMBOEMBOLISM — |thräm(ˌ)bō+ noun Etymology: thromb- + embolism : the blocking of a blood vessel by an embolus that has broken away …
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THROMBOEMBOLIC — |thrämbōem|bälik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary thromb- + embol- + -ic : marked by or associated with thromboembolism thromboembolic disease …
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THROMBOCYTE — -ˌsīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary thromb- + -cyte : blood platelet ; also : a cell …
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THROMBOBLAST — ˈthrämbəˌblast noun Etymology: thromb- + -blast : an immature thrombocyte
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THROMBOARTERITIS — |thräm(ˌ)bō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from thromb- + arteritis : inflammation of an artery with thrombus formation
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THROMBOANGIITIS — |thräm(ˌ)bō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from thromb- + angiitis : inflammation of the lining of a blood vessel with thrombus …
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THROMBIN — ˈthrämbə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary thromb- + -in : a proteolytic enzyme that is formed from …
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THROMBASTHENIA — ˌthrämbəsˈthēnēə noun Etymology: New Latin, from thromb- + asthenia : pseudohemophilia
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THROMBASE — ˈthrämˌbās noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary thromb- + -ase : thrombin
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STACHYTARPHETA — ˌstakə̇tärˈfēd.ə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek stachys + New Latin -tarpheta (probably irregular from Greek tarpheia, feminine …
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THROMBOXANE — /throm bok"sayn/ , n. Biochem. a compound, C 20 H 32 O 5 , formed in blood platelets, that constricts …
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THROMBOSIS — — thrombotic /throm bot"ik/ , adj. /throm boh"sis/ , n. Pathol. intravascular coagulation of the blood in any part of …
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THROMBO- — a combining form with the meanings "blood clot," "coagulation," "thrombin," used in the formation of compound words: thrombocyte. Also, esp. …
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THROMBIN — /throm"bin/ , n. Biochem. an enzyme of the blood plasma that catalyzes the conversion of fibrinogen to fibrin, the last …
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