superfuse
1Superfuse — Su per*fuse , a. To pour (something) over or on something else. [Obs.] Evelyn. [1913 Webster] …
2superfuse — superfusion /sooh peuhr fyooh zheuhn/, n. /sooh peuhr fyoohz /, v.t., superfused, superfusing. Obs. to pour. [1650 60; < L superfusus, ptp. of superfundere to pour over, equiv. to super SUPER + fusus, equiv. to fud (base of fundere to pour) + tus …
3superfuse — To flush a fluid over the top of a tissue. Cf.:perfuse, perifuse. * * * su·per·fuse .sü pər fyüz vt, fused; fus·ing to maintain the metabolic or physiological activity of (as an isolated organ) by submitting to a continuous flow of a sustaining… …
4superfuse — transitive verb Etymology: Latin superfusus, past participle of superfundere to pour on or over, from super + fundere to pour more at found 1. obsolete : pour 2. : supercool …
5Operation Black Buck — on the map …
6Operación Black Buck — Durante la Guerra de las Malvinas en 1982, el Reino Unido dio el nombre en código Operación Black Buck (en inglés, Operation Black Buck), a la serie de siete misiones de extremadamente largo alcance encomendadas a los bombarderos Avro 698 Vulcan… …
7superfusion — noun The continuous flowing of a sustaining fluid over the outside of an isolated organ See Also: superfuse …
8perfuse — To force blood or other fluid to flow from the artery through the vascular bed of a tissue or to flow through the lumen of a hollow structure ( e.g., an isolated renal tubule) …
9perifuse — To flush a fresh supply of bathing fluid around all of the outside surfaces of a small piece of tissue immersed in it. Cf.:perfuse, superfuse. [peri + L. fusio, a pouring] * * * peri·fuse (per″ĭ fūzґ) [peri + L. fundere to pour]… …
10superfusate — su·per·fu·sate .sü pər fyü .zāt, zət n a fluid that is used to superfuse an organ or tissue * * * su·per·fu·sate (soo″pər fuґzāt) the fluid used for superfusion …
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