Definition of haemolymph in English:
haemolymph
(US hemolymph)
noun ˈhiːmə(ʊ)lɪmfˈhiməˌlɪm(p)f
mass nounA fluid equivalent to blood in most invertebrates, occupying the haemocoel.
Example sentencesExamples
- It floats in circulating hemolymph that is presumably oxygenated from non-lantern tracheal sources.
- Hemolymph was extracted from males by making a small incision in the outside margin of one of the hind wings (usually the right), and drawing hemolymph from the wound by using a microhematocrit capillary tube.
- In addition to inorganic osmolytes, insect hemolymph contains high levels of free amino acids.
- Prior to ablation a control serum profile showed little if any detectable yolk protein in hemolymph of the shrimp.
- The researchers need to gather thousands of the insects to get just a few milliliters of the insect's blood, called hemolymph, which is the green liquid in the vial.
Definition of hemolymph in US English:
hemolymph
(British haemolymph)
nounˈhiməˌlɪm(p)fˈhēməˌlim(p)f
A fluid equivalent to blood in most invertebrates, occupying the hemocoel.
Example sentencesExamples
- Hemolymph was extracted from males by making a small incision in the outside margin of one of the hind wings (usually the right), and drawing hemolymph from the wound by using a microhematocrit capillary tube.
- In addition to inorganic osmolytes, insect hemolymph contains high levels of free amino acids.
- It floats in circulating hemolymph that is presumably oxygenated from non-lantern tracheal sources.
- The researchers need to gather thousands of the insects to get just a few milliliters of the insect's blood, called hemolymph, which is the green liquid in the vial.
- Prior to ablation a control serum profile showed little if any detectable yolk protein in hemolymph of the shrimp.