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chromophil
chro·mo·phil C0339200 (krō′mə-fĭl′)adj. also chro·mo·phil·ic (-fĭl′ĭk) Readily stained with dyes. Used of a cell or cell structure.n. A chromophil cell or cell structure.chromophil (ˈkrəʊməfɪl) na cell that takes a stain easilyadjrelating to cells or a substance that takes a stain easily another word for chromaffinchro•mo•phil (ˈkroʊ mə fɪl)
adj. 1. staining readily with dye in the laboratory. n. 2. a chromophil cell or cell part. [1895–1900] chromophil
chromophil [kro´mo-fil] any easily stainable structure. adj., adj chromophil´ic.chro·mo·phil , chromophile (krō'mō-fil, krō'mō-fīl), 1. Synonym(s): chromophilic2. A cell or any histologic element that stains readily. Synonym(s): chromatophil (2) 3. Synonym(s): chromaffin [chromo- + G. phileō, to love] chromophil (krō′mə-fĭl′)adj. also chromophilic (-fĭl′ĭk) Readily stained with dyes. Used of a cell or cell structure.n. A chromophil cell or cell structure.chro·mo·phil , chromophile (krō'mō-fil, krō'mō-fīl) 1. Synonym(s): chromophilic. 2. A cell or any histologic element that stains readily.
Synonym(s): chromatophil (2) . 3. Synonym(s): chromaffin. [chromo- + G. phileō, to love]chromophil Readily capable of taking up biological stains or dyes. See also CHROMOPHOBE. Chromophil cells are those with granules that readily stain with dyes. |