jecorin
noun
jec·o·rin
ˈjekərə̇n
plural -s
: a complex lipoidal substance C105H186N5O46P3S somewhat resembling lecithin, originally isolated from liver tissue, and occurring in small quantities in blood and in various tissues
Word History
Etymology
International Scientific Vocabulary jecor- (from Latin jecor-, jecur liver) + -in
- prepasted
- prepastes
- prepasting
- prepatellar
- prepatent
- on the wrong track
- on the/someone's/something's way out
- on their best behavior
- on thin ice
- on this score
- on tick
- on time
- on tiptoe
- on tiptoes
- on top
- on top of
- on top of one's game
- on top of the world
- on tour
- on tow
- on track
- on trial
- on TV
- on view
- on vinyl