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lucid (iou) and chimeric proteins (medicine)


lucid (iou)



lucid adjective. L16.
[French lucide or Italian lucido from Latin lucidus, from lucere shine, be evident, from luc-, lux light: see -ID1.]
Bright, luminous, resplendent (now poet.); Entomology & Botany smooth and shining; Astronomy (of a star) visible to the naked eye. L16.
Translucent, clear. E17.
C. Aiken In the cold blue lucid dusk before the sunrise, One yellow star sings.
[translating medieval Latin (pl.) lucida intervalla.] Designating or pertaining to an interval of sanity between periods of insanity or dementia, or (formerly) a temporary remission in a disease. Also transf., designating an interval of calm or normality. E17.
Marked by clearness of reasoning or expression; easily understood. L18.
L. MacNeice Housman..is usually a lucid poet but the poem below is one of his few obscure ones. N. Freeling The notebooks are tangled but..perfectly lucid.
Of a person: rational; sane. M19.
J. Higgins 'How's Malone?'..'Is he lucid?' 'Some of the time.'
Psychology. Of a dream: experienced with the dreamer feeling awake, aware of dreaming, and able to control events consciously. M20.
lucidly adverb E18.
lucidness noun M17.

chimeric proteins (medicine)


chimeric proteins
Proteins in individuals that are derived from genetically different zygotes.