biophor
/ˈbʌɪə(ə)fɔː/Biology. Now historical
noun
In the terminology of A. Weismann: a group of molecules believed to constitute a fundamental unit of living protoplasm.
Origin
Late 19th century. From German Biophor from bio- + -phor.
- chromo-
- chromodynamic
- chromogen
- chromogenic
- chromolithograph
- chromolithographer
- chromolithographic
- chromolithography
- chromoly
- chromophore
- chromophoric
- chromoplast
- chromosomal
- chromosomally
- chromosome
- chromosome map
- chromosome number
- chromosphere
- chromospheric
- chromotherapist
- chromotherapy
- chromous
- Chron.
- chronaxie
- chronic