| chromatic m. |
a continuous layer of chromatin substance situated on the internal surface of a nuclear membrane.
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| chromatic s. |
that portion of the range of wavelengths of electromagnetic vibrations (from 770 to 390 nm) which gives rise to the sensation of color (red to violet) to the normally perceptive eye; coincident with the visible spectrum.
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| chromatic v. |
color v.
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| chromatic adaptation |
A change in hue or saturation, or both, resulting from pre-exposure to light of other wavelengths.
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| chromatic asymmetry of iris |
A difference in color between the two irides (heterochromia). For example, one may be blue or gray and the other brown. The asymmetry may occur in early iritis or cyclitis, or may be present without an associated path
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