haematocrystallin (Meaning)
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haematocrystallin (n.)
Same as Hematocrystallin.
Synonyms & Antonyms of haematocrystallin
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haematocrystallin Sentence Examples
- Haemocrystallin is a peculiar, blood-derived pigment found in mammalian cells.
- The presence of haematocrystallin crystals in cells is often associated with haemorrhagic diseases.
- Haemocrystallin formation involves the aggregation of haemoglobin molecules into crystalline structures.
- Hemosiderin, another iron-containing pigment, can also accompany haematocrystallin deposits in cells.
- The red-brown or golden-brown pigment of haematocrystallin is due to its heme group content.
- Haemocrystallin is more commonly seen in hepatocytes, but can also occur in other cell types.
- The physiological significance of haematocrystallin is not well understood.
- Haemocrystallin can be used as a diagnostic marker for certain pathological conditions, such as liver diseases.
- The presence of haematocrystallin in cerebrospinal fluid may indicate haemorrhage or blood-brain barrier dysfunction.
- Haemocrystallin deposition in tissues can contribute to tissue damage and dysfunction.
FAQs About the word haematocrystallin
Same as Hematocrystallin.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Haemocrystallin is a peculiar, blood-derived pigment found in mammalian cells.
The presence of haematocrystallin crystals in cells is often associated with haemorrhagic diseases.
Haemocrystallin formation involves the aggregation of haemoglobin molecules into crystalline structures.
Hemosiderin, another iron-containing pigment, can also accompany haematocrystallin deposits in cells.
