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bioplasm
bioplasm Biol. (ˈbaɪəʊplæzm) [f. bio- + Gr. πλάσµα a thing moulded.] Prof. Beale's term for: The germinal matter of all living beings; living ‘protoplasm.’1872 Beale Bioplasm i. §14 As the germ of every living thing consists of matter having the wonderful properties already mentioned, I have called ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Protoplasm
Hofmeister, 1867), Grundsubstanz (ground substance, Cienkowski, 1863), metaplasm/protoplasm (Hanstein, 1868), deutoplasm/protoplasm (van Beneden, 1870), bioplasm In 1872, Beale created the vitalist term "bioplasm", to contrast with the materialism of Huxley. wikipedia.org
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bioplast
bioplast Biol. (ˈbaɪəʊplæst) [f. bio- + Gr. πλαστ-ός moulded, formed.] A small separate portion of Bioplasm generally less than the thousandth of an inch in diameter. (Beale).1883 Wright Dogm. Scept. 9 Lionell Beale, who originated the valued method of staining red all bioplasts in living tissues. 1... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ergastic substance
The living protoplasm of a cell is sometimes called the bioplasm and distinct from the ergastic substances of the cell. wikipedia.org
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plasmogen
plasmogen Biol. (ˈplæzməʊdʒɛn) [f. plasmo- + -gen.] The chemically highest or most elaborate form, stage, or part of protoplasm, which by its vital activity forms the tissues or other organic products; true or formative protoplasm; bioplasm.1888 E. R. Lankester in Encycl. Brit. XXIV. 817/1 Physiolog... Oxford English Dictionary
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Alex Shapiro
Other notable works in her catalog include Deep, a work for contrabassoon and electronics; a flute quartet, Bioplasm; a string quintet, Current Events wikipedia.org
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psychoplasm
ˈpsychoplasm (-plæz(ə)m) [f. Gr. ψῡχή soul, mind + πλάσµα anything formed, plasm.] A name for the basis of consciousness conceived as a substance corresponding and correlative to protoplasm. Hence psychoˈplasmic a., pertaining to or of the nature of psychoplasm.1874 Lewes Probl. Life & Mind I. 118 T... Oxford English Dictionary
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Lionel Smith Beale
differences in the way in which active, living organisms responded to staining compared with nonliving organisms, he concluded that the nucleus must hold the "bioplasm Force, and Matter (1870) Disease Germs: Their Real Nature (1870) The Mystery of Life (1871) Life Theories: Their Influence Upon Religious Thought (1871) Bioplasm wikipedia.org
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protoplasm
protoplasm Biol. (ˈprəʊtəʊplæz(ə)m) [ad. Ger. prōtoplasma (H. von Mohl, 1846), f. Gr. πρωτο- proto- + πλάσµα moulded thing, figure, form. (Prōtoplasma was used in late L. by Venantius Fortunatus a 600, in sense of ‘first created thing, protoplast’, and was prob. used in Chr. Greek.) Before von Mohl ... Oxford English Dictionary
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germinal
germinal, a. (ˈdʒɜːmɪnəl) [ad. mod.L. germinālis, f. L. germin-, germen: see germ n.] Of or belonging to a germ or to germs; of the nature of a germ. germinal cell, germinal disc = germ cell, disc (see germ n. 6). germinal layer, each of the three layers of cells into which the blastoderm divides. g... Oxford English Dictionary
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后生质
活的原生质有时候被称为 bioplasm 和后生质不同。 后者通常是有机或无机物质的产品的新陈代谢，并包括晶体、油滴、树胶、 丹宁、树脂和其他化合物可以维护生物体，建构细胞,或者存储物质。 后生质可能会出现在 原生质， 液泡，或是 细胞壁。 碳水化合物 植物后生质主要由纤维素 和 淀粉 形成。 wikipedia.org
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plasma
plasma (ˈplæzmə) [Late and eccl. L. plasma a thing formed or moulded, an image, a. Gr. πλάσµα, fr. πλάσσειν to form, mould.] † 1. Form, mould, shape. Obs. rare.1712 H. More's Antid. Ath. i. v. §3 schol., They act upon the Matter and form it into this or that Plasma or Fashion. 1824–9 Landor Imag. Co... Oxford English Dictionary
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cyto-
cyto- combining form of Gr. κύτος hollow, receptacle, etc., taken in modern formations with the meaning ‘cell’ (cf. -cyte), and used in many biological terms: as cytoblast, etc.: see below. cytoˈchemist, one who studies cytochemistry; cytoˈchemistry, the chemistry of cells; spec. a branch of biochem... Oxford English Dictionary
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