Definition: Not easily stained by dyes, often referring to cells or structures that do not absorb color when treated with staining agents.

Example: The chromophobe cells in the tissue sample did not take up the dye during the experiment.

Definition: A part of a molecule that can absorb light and gives color to that molecule.

Example: The chromophore in the dye is responsible for its bright red color.

Definition: Relating to a substance that can absorb light and produce color.

Example: The chromophoric properties of the dye make it suitable for various applications in art and science.

Definition: A type of cell structure in plants that contains pigments, giving them colors like yellow or orange, and is different from the green pigment found in chloroplasts.

Example: The chromoplasts in the carrots give them their bright orange color.

Definition: A type of protein that has a colored group attached to it, which gives it a specific color and function, like hemoglobin in blood.

Example: Hemoglobin is a chromoprotein that carries oxygen in the blood.

Definition: Relating to the structures in cells that carry genetic information.

Example: The chromosomal abnormalities can lead to various genetic disorders.

Definition: In a way that relates to chromosomes, which are structures in cells that carry genetic information.

Example: The genetic traits were inherited chromosomally from the parents to the offspring.

Definition: A structure found in the cells of living organisms that contains genetic information and is made of DNA and proteins.

Example: Humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes in each cell, which carry their genetic traits.

Definition: A layer of gas surrounding a star, like the sun, that is above the photosphere and below the corona, primarily made of hydrogen.

Example: The chromosphere can be observed during a solar eclipse when the sun's light is blocked.

Definition: Relating to the chromosphere, which is a layer of the sun's atmosphere located above the photosphere and below the corona.

Example: The chromospheric activity of the sun can be observed during a solar eclipse.