| EMBLOOMING | • emblooming v. Present participle of embloom. • EMBLOOM v. to cover with bloom. |
| EMBOSOMING | • embosoming v. Present participle of embosom. • EMBOSOM v. to embrace, also IMBOSOM. |
| IMBOSOMING | • imbosoming v. Present participle of imbosom. • IMBOSOM v. to embrace, also EMBOSOM. |
| EMBLOSSOMING | • emblossoming v. Present participle of emblossom. • EMBLOSSOM v. to cover or adorn with blossoms. |
| DISEMBOSOMING | • disembosoming v. Present participle of disembosom. • DISEMBOSOM v. to separate from the bosom, to unburden. |
| METHEMOGLOBIN | • methemoglobin n. (Biochemistry) An oxidized form of hemoglobin, containing ferric rather than ferrous iron, that cannot… • METHEMOGLOBIN n. a soluble brown crystalline basic blood pigment that differs from hemoglobin in containing ferric iron and in being unable to combine reversibly with molecular oxygen. |
| IMMUNOBLOTTING | • immunoblotting n. The use of immunoblots to analyse proteins. • IMMUNOBLOTTING n. the act of making immunoblots. |
| IMMUNOGLOBULIN | • immunoglobulin n. (Biochemistry, immunology) Any of the glycoproteins in blood serum that respond to invasion by foreign… • IMMUNOGLOBULIN n. an immune protein. |
| METHAEMOGLOBIN | • methaemoglobin n. Alternative spelling of methemoglobin. • methæmoglobin n. Alternative spelling of methemoglobin. • METHAEMOGLOBIN n. a brown compound of oxygen and haemoglobin formed in the blood by the action of certain drugs. |
| METHEMOGLOBINS | • methemoglobins n. Plural of methemoglobin. • METHEMOGLOBIN n. a soluble brown crystalline basic blood pigment that differs from hemoglobin in containing ferric iron and in being unable to combine reversibly with molecular oxygen. |
| IMMUNOBLOTTINGS | • immunoblottings n. Plural of immunoblotting. • IMMUNOBLOTTING n. the act of making immunoblots. |
| IMMUNOGLOBULINS | • immunoglobulins n. Plural of immunoglobulin. • IMMUNOGLOBULIN n. an immune protein. |
| METHAEMOGLOBINS | • methæmoglobins n. Plural of methæmoglobin. • METHAEMOGLOBIN n. a brown compound of oxygen and haemoglobin formed in the blood by the action of certain drugs. |