hematoidin /he·ma·toid·in/ (he″mah-toid´in) a hematogenous pigment apparently chemically identical with bilirubin but formed in the tissues from hemoglobin, particularly under conditions of reduced oxygen tension.
he·ma·toi·din (h  m -toid n)n. A ironless pigment derived from hemoglobin and formed within tissues, chemically similar to bilirubin. |
hematoidin
a substance apparently chemically identical with bilirubin but formed in the tissues from hemoglobin, particularly under conditions of reduced oxygen tension.
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