bilirubin / ˈbɪl əˌru bɪn, ˌbɪl əˈru bɪn /

⚽高中词汇胆红素

bilirubin 的定义

n. 名词 noun

Biochemistry.

  1. a reddish bile pigment, C33H36O6N4, resulting from the degradation of heme by reticuloendothelial cells in the liver: a high level in the blood produces the yellow skin symptomatic of jaundice.

更多bilirubin例句

  1. In catarrhal conditions of the small intestine bilirubin may be carried through unchanged.
  2. The stools of infants are yellow, owing partly to their milk diet and partly to the presence of unchanged bilirubin.
  3. It may assume a greenish hue after standing, owing to oxidation of bilirubin into biliverdin.
  4. The modern view of hmatogenous jaundice had its origin in the supposed discovery of the identity of hmatoidin with bilirubin.
  5. The union of bilirubin and lime salts illustrates the same principle.