Cobalamin
11cobalamin — noun Etymology: cobalt + vitamin Date: 1956 vitamin B12 …
12cobalamin — Vitamin B12 …
13cobalamin — /koh bal euh min/, n. See vitamin B12. Also, cobalamine /koh bal euh meen /. [1945 50; COBAL(T) + (VIT)AMIN] * * * …
14cobalamin — noun Any of several substances depending on the upper axial ligand of the cobalt ion …
15Cobalamin — Also called vitamin B12. A vitamin important for the normal formation of red blood cells and for the health of the nerve tissues. Undetected and untreated vitamin B12 deficiency can lead to anemia and permanent nerve and brain damage. Pernicious… …
16Cobalamin — Cobal|ami̱n, auch eindeutschend: Kobal|ami̱n [Kunstw.] s; s, e: = Vitamin B12 …
17Cobalamin — Co|ba|la|min [k...] das; s, e Kunstw.> Vitamin B12, vom tierischen u. menschlichen Organismus nur in Spuren benötigtes Vitamin …
18cobalamin — [kə(ʊ) baləmɪn] noun Biochemistry any of the vitamin B12 group of cobalt containing substances or their derivatives, a deficiency of which can cause pernicious anaemia. Origin 1950s: blend of cobalt and vitamin …
19cobalamin — co·bal·a·min …
20cobalamin — n.; see vitamin B12 …