| 释义 |
ta·rax·e·in
\təˈraksēə̇n\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Greek taraxis confusion (from tarassein to trouble, confuse) + English -ein (as in protein); akin to Greek thrassein, thrattein to trouble, disturb — more at dark
: a substance isolable from the blood of schizophrenic persons, capable of inducing transitory schizophrenic symptoms in normal individuals, and believed to act upon a specific enzyme |