hep|a|rin

hep|a|rin
hep|a|rin «HEHP uhr ihn», noun.
a glucoside present in the liver and other animal tissues, that prevents the blood from clotting. Heparin is used in the treatment of thrombosis and other diseases.
[American English < Greek hêpar, h the liver + English -in]

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