ANAPHORESES | • ANAPHORESIS n. the movement of suspended charged particles towards the anode in an electric field. |
BAROPHORESES | • BAROPHORESIS n. the diffusion of suspended particles at a rate dependent on external forces. |
CATAPHORESES | • cataphoreses n. Plural of cataphoresis. • CATAPHORESIS n. the movement, due to application of electricity, of particles through a fluid; injection of drugs electrically. |
DIAPHORESES | • diaphoreses n. Plural of diaphoresis. • DIAPHORESIS n. perspiration, esp. when copious and medically induced. |
ELECTROPHORESE | • electrophorese v. (Biochemistry) To carry out electrophoresis on something. • ELECTROPHORESE v. to subject to electrophoresis. |
ELECTROPHORESED | • electrophoresed v. Simple past tense and past participle of electrophorese. • electrophoresed adj. Produced by, or subjected to electrophoresis. • ELECTROPHORESE v. to subject to electrophoresis. |
ELECTROPHORESES | • electrophoreses n. Plural of electrophoresis. • electrophoreses v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of electrophorese. • ELECTROPHORESE v. to subject to electrophoresis. |
IMMUNOPHORESES | • IMMUNOPHORESIS n. a technique for identifying an (unknown) antigen or testing for a specific antibody in serum. |
IONOPHORESES | • IONOPHORESIS n. the migration of charged particles, e.g. of a drug, into body tissue. |
IONTOPHORESES | • iontophoreses n. Plural of iontophoresis. • IONTOPHORESIS n. the introduction of an ionized substance, such as a drug, through intact skin by the application of a direct electric current. |
PERICHORESES | • PERICHORESIS n. the reciprocity of existence in one another of the three persons of the Trinity. |
PHOTOPHORESES | • PHOTOPHORESIS n. migration of suspended particles under the influence of light. |
SYNCHORESES | • SYNCHORESIS n. a concession, esp. one made for the sake of a more effective retort. |