| 释义 |
tac·toid
\ˈtakˌtȯid\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary tact- (from Greek taktos, verbal of tassein, tattein to arrange, order) + -oid — more at tactics
: an elongated particle (as in vanadium pentoxide sol, tobacco mosaic virus, myosin, or fibrin) that appears as a spindle-shaped body under the polarizing microscope and occurs in a tactosol — compare coacervate |