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Try Tryp Trypa Trypanosomiasis Trypsin ~ TRY from lat TRITUS TERERE TRITATRE = TO GRIND or THRESH GRAIN LIKE CORN id+ TO ATTEMPT or TO ELABORATE sug> LABOR ~ TRYP~ prefix also for TREP~ or ideas "RUB or HOLE" see> TREPANATION ~ TRYPA from gr TRYPE = HOLE see> TRIPE biol> in ZOOLOGY TRYPANOZOMA = BORER sp TRIPA = INTESTINE or ENTRAIL ~ TRYPANOSOMIASIS biol> med> TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC DISEASES AFFECTING HUMAN AND ANIMAL POPULATIONS DUE TO SPIRAL LIKE MICROORGANISMS TRANSMITED BY INSECT VECTORS hx> TRYPONOSOMIASIS HAS DECIMATED AFRICAN AND SOUTH AMERICAN HUMAN POPULATIONS ALONG WITH A VARIETY OF OTHER MAMMALS see> CHAGAS see> TREPANATION see> TREPHINE ~ TRYPSIN from TRIBEIN = TO RUB see> THRUST must consider see> TRISMUS sug> TETANUS biol> A DIGESTIVE ENZYME sug> CATALYST RELEASED BY THE PANCREAS see> ENZYME IT CLEAVES PEPTIDE BONDS sug> PROTEIN med> TRYPSIN IN THE TRIPES PLUS sug> LYSIS THE MOTION OF INTESTINES sug> GUT RUBS MIXES AND DIGESTS sug> GLUTEN PROTEIN AND OTHER FOODS sug> PROTEUS hx> THE GERMAN PHYSIOLOGIST W F KUHNE [#] RUBBED PANCREAS GLANDS WITH GLICERINE AND IN 1848 OBTAINED A PEPSIN HE CALLED TRYPSIN FOR THE FACT HE HAD "TO RUB" see> TREPONEMA see> TREPHINE see> TREPANATION | Tags and Abbreviations Explained | |
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