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Isolecithal (Gr**** iso = equal,
lekithos = yolk)
refers to the even
distribution of yolk in the
cytoplasm of ova of
mammals and
other vertebrates, notably...
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Centrolecithal (Gr****
kentron =
center of a circle,
lekithos = yolk)
describes the
placement of the yolk in the
centre of the
cytoplasm of ova. Many arthropod...
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Lecithin (/ˈlɛsɪθɪn/ LESS-ith-in; from the
Ancient Gr**** λέκιθος
lékithos "yolk") is a
generic term to
designate any
group of yellow-brownish
fatty substances...
- commercially.[citation needed] The name
lecithin was
derived from Gr**** λέκιθος,
lekithos 'egg yolk' by
Theodore Nicolas Gobley, a
French chemist and pharmacist...
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Telolecithal (Gr****: τέλος (telos) = end, λέκιθος (
lekithos) = yolk),
refers to the
uneven distribution of yolk in the
cytoplasm of ova
found in birds...
- relaxation, relay, release, relish,
sublease lecith- egg yolk Gr**** λέκιθος (
lékithos)
lecithin led-, les-, -lid-, -lis- hurt,
strike Latin laedere, laesus,...
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carps a
substance he
named lecithin after the Gr**** word for egg yolk,
lekithos,
showing in 1874 that it was a
mixture of phosphatidylcholines. In 1865...
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originally isolated from egg yolk. The word is
coined from the Gr**** λέκιθος (
lékithos) for yolk. Many
trivial names continue to be used
because their sanctioned...
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Theodore Gobley.
Gobley originally isolated lecithin from egg yolk—λέκιθος (
lekithos) is 'egg yolk' in
ancient Gr****—and
established the
complete chemical formula...
- relaxation, relay, release, relish,
sublease lecith- egg yolk Gr**** λέκιθος (
lékithos)
lecithin led-, les-, -lid-, -lis- hurt,
strike Latin laedere, laesus,...
