Autoserum
autoserum
autoserum au·to·se·rum (ô’tō-sēr’əm)
n.
Serum derived from an individual’s own blood.
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any chromosome other than a sex chromosome. noun any chromosome that is not a sex chromosome n. coined 1906 by U.S. cytologist T.H. Montgomery (1873-1912), from auto- + -some (3)). Related: Autosomal. autosome au·to·some (ô’tə-sōm’) n. A chromosome other than a sex chromosome, normally occurring in pairs in somatic cells and singly in gametes. au’to·so’mal […]
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