ERYTHR-

Meaning of ERYTHR- in English

[erythr-] or erythro- comb form [Gk, fr. erythros--more at red] 1: red "erythrocyte"

2: erythrocyte "erythroid"

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ERYTHR- — or erythro- combining form see: red red , erythrocyte
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ERYTHR- — combining form or erythro- Etymology: Greek erythr-, erythro-, from erythros — more at red 1. : red erythr ism erythro …
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ERYTHR- — or erythro- Etymology: Greek, from erythros — more at red 1. : red erythro cyte 2. : erythrocyte erythr oid
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ERYTHR — Variant: or erythro- Function: combining form Etymology: Greek, from erythros ― more at RED 1 : red < erythro cyte> …
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PHYCOERYTHRIN — noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary phyco- + erythr- + 1-in Date: circa 1868 any of the red protein pigments in …
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HEMERYTHRIN — noun Etymology: hem- + erythr- + 1-in Date: 1903 an iron-containing respiratory pigment in the blood of various chiefly marine …
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ERYTHROSIN — also ~e noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary erythr- + eosin Date: circa 1882 any of several dyes made from fluorescein …
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ERYTHRO- — combining form see: erythr-
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ERYTHORBIC ACID — noun Etymology: erythr- + ascorbic acid Date: 1963 a diastereoisomer of ascorbic acid with optical activity
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-ITE — I. ˌīt, usu ˌīd.+V noun suffix ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old French & Latin; Old French, from …
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ERYTHROLEUKEMIA — ə¦rithrōˌ noun Etymology: New Latin, from erythr- + leukemia : a malignant disorder that is marked by proliferation of erythroblastic …
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THREOSE — ˈthrēˌōs noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary thre- (probably anagram of part of erythr- ) + -ose : …
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RUBERYTHRINIC ACID — |rübəˌri|th]rinik-, |rüˌberə|th] noun Etymology: ruberythrinic from German ruberthrin- (in ruberythrinsäure ruberythric acid) (from rub- — from New Latin Rubia — …
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RUBERYTHRIC ACID — |rübə|rithrik- noun Etymology: ruberythric International Scientific Vocabulary rub- (from New Latin Rubia ) + erythr- + -ic : a yellow …
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PHYLLOERYTHRIN — ˌfilōˈerəthrə̇n, -_ə̇ˈrith- noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary phyll- + erythr- + -in : a rose-red photosensitizing porphyrin …
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PHYCOERYTHRIN — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈerəthrə̇n, -_ə̇ˈrith- noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary phyc- + erythr- + -in : any of the red …
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HEMERYTHRIN — ˌhēmə̇ˈrithrə̇n, ˌhem- noun ( -s ) Etymology: hem- + erythr- + -in : an iron-containing respiratory pigment in the blood …
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ERYTHRULOSE — ə̇ˈrithrəˌlōs also -ōz noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary erythr- + -ule + -ose : a syrupy ketose …
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ERYTHROZINCITE — ə̇|rithrə+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary erythr- + zincite; originally formed as French érythrozincite : a manganiferous variety of wurtzite
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ERYTHROXYLUM — -_ləm Etymology: New Latin, from erythr- + -xylum synonym of erythroxylon
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ERYTHROXYLON — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌlän, -_lən noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from erythr- + -xylon : a large genus of chiefly So. American …
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ERYTHROSIS — ˌerəˈthrōsə̇s noun ( plural erythro·ses -ōˌsēz) Etymology: New Latin, from erythr- + -osis 1. : a red or purplish color …
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ERYTHROSIN — noun also eryth·ro·sine ə̇ˈrithrəsə̇n, -ˌsēn ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary erythr- + eosin, eosine : any of several …
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ERYTHROSIDERITE — ə̇|rithrə+ noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary erythr- + siderite; originally formed as Italian eritrosidero : a mineral K 2 FeCl …
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ERYTHROSE — ˈerəˌthrōs, ə̇ˈriˌth- also -ōz noun ( -s ) Etymology: French érythrose, from érythr- erythr- + -ose : a syrupy aldose …
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ERYTHROSCOPE — ə̇ˈrithrəˌskōp noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary erythr- + -scope; originally formed as German erythroskop : a device consisting of overlapping …
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ERYTHROPTERIN — ˌerəˈthräptərə̇n noun ( -s ) Etymology: erythr- + pterin : an orange-red pigment C 9 H 9 N 5 O …
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ERYTHROPOIETIC — ̷ ̷| ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷|ed.ik adjective Etymology: erythr- + -poietic : producing red blood cells
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ERYTHROPOIESIS — ə̇ˌrithrəˌpȯiˈēsə̇s noun ( -es ) Etymology: New Latin, from erythr- + -poiesis : the production of red blood cells (as …
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ERYTHROPLASTID — ə̇|rithrə+ noun Etymology: erythr- + -plastid : a mammalian red blood cell characterized by absence of the nucleus
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ERYTHROPLASIA — ə̇ˌrithrəˈplāzh(ē)ə noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from erythr- + -plasia : a reddened patch with a velvety surface …
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ERYTHROPIA — ˌerəˈthrōpēə noun or er·y·throp·sia -thräpsēə ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from erythr- + -opia, -opsia : a visual disturbance …
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