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| Scientific study of serum and other bodily fluids. |
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| Known as immunoglobulin, Y-shaped protein produced by plasma cells to neutralize pathogen. |
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| Molecule produced and binds to the antibodies receptor. |
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| An individual that studies serum and other bodily fluid. |
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| An individual that studies the immune system and diseases. |
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| An individual that studies and analyzes the distribution and determinants of health and disease conditions. |
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| An individual that studies the cause, prognosis, treatment, and prevention of disease related blood. |
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| Classification of blood based on the presence or absence of antigenic substances on the blood. |
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| Blood type with O RhD negative which can give blood to any blood type. |
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Blood type (AB) RhD positive that can donate for any blood transfusion. Rh+ can receive + or Rh - can only receive - .
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| The act of transferring donated blood, blood products, or other fluids into the circulatory system of an organism. |
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| First known to treat hemorrhage by transfusion of human blood using a syringe. |
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| Performed the first successful open heart surgery. |
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| Identified the ABO blood type group system in 1900. |
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| Worked with Karl Landsteiner to discover the Rh blood group system discovered in 1940. |
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| Derived from the use of resuscitate monkeys in the basic test for determining the presence of the Rh antigen in human blood. |
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| Test used to detect human blood at a crime scene. |
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| Test method with a glowing effect used to detach trace amounts of blood at a crime science. |
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| A chemicals test of phenolphthalein and hydrogen peroxide in which a colorless to pink color change indicates the presence of human blood. |
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| Blood patterns used as clues and analyzed in the investigation of a crime scene. |
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| Evidence used to determine blood types, and DNA of suspects. |
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| Analyzed to give clues of a crime location, victim movement, and weapon used. |
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| A+ , A- , B+, B-, AB+, AB-, O+, O- |
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| Animal used in study for comparison of human anatomy that was discovered to have the blood protein known as the Rh factor (Rh+). |
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AA or AO=Type A, BB or BO=Type B, OO =Type O,
AB =Type AB |
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| Proteins that exist on the surface of your red blood cells. These are used in determining your blood type. |
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| Carry oxygen and nutrients throughout the body. Carries carbon dioxide and other waste products to the lungs, kidneys, and liver for disposal. Also fights against infection and helps to heal the body. |
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| Red blood cells which are produced in the bone marrow, contains hemoglobin that carries oxygen to our cells, and are the most abundant cells in our blood. |
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| White blood cells that are apart of the immune system that serves to destroy infectious agents called pathogens. |
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| Portion of the blood that is yellowish liquid containing electrolytes, nutrients, vitamins, hormones, clotting factors, and antibody protein to fight infection. |
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| Platellets which are the clotting factors that serves to seal wounds and prevent blood loss. |
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| Clotting of blood to seal wound and prevent blood loss. |
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| Blue:haemoyanin/copper, Clear:no pigment, Green:Chlorocruorin/iron, Red:hemoglobin/iron, Violet:hemerythrin vitellogenin/iron, Yellow:hemolymph. |
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| Respiratory pigment protein that is responsible for green colored blood. |
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| Respiratory pigment protein that is responsible for blue color blood in combination with copper. |
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| Respiratory pigment protein found in green color blood in combination of iron. |
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| Respiratory pigment protein found in violet colored blood in combination with iron. |
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| Respiratory pigment protein found in some violet color blood with the combination of iron. |
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| Respiratory pigment protein found in yellow colored blood in combination with Vanadium found in organism that lack blood vessels. |
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| Lack respiratory pigment proteins or oxygen binding elements producing clear blood. |
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| Fish found to have clear blood due to lack of pigments. |
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| Contains the protein that allows certain organisms to survive in subzero environments. |
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| Organisms with a backbone. |
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| Organisms that do not have a backbone. |
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| An oxygen binding element found among organisms with blue colored blood. |
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| An oxygen binding element found among organisms with green, red, or violet, blood colors. |
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| Respiratory Pigment Protein |
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| Any molecule that increases the oxygen carrying capacity of blood and its color. |
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| Element found in organisms without blood vessels causing the blood to be yellow or orange in color. |
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| As a result of select proteins and oxygen binding elements includes blue, clear, green, red, violet, and yellow. |
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