Medical term:
luminophor
luminophor
[lu´mĭ-no-for]a chemical group that gives the property of luminescence to organic compounds.
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lu·mi·no·phore
(lū'mi-nō-fōr'),An atom or atomic grouping in an organic compound that increases its ability to emit light.
[L. lumen, light, + G. phoros, bearing]
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lu·mi·no·phore
(lū'mi-nō-fōr)An atom or atomic grouping in an organic compound that increases its ability to emit light.
[L. lumen, light, + G. phoros, bearing]
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