erythrosine Definition
eryth·ro·sine (e rit̸h′rō sin, -sēn′)
noun
a sodium or potassium salt, CHIONa, formed from an iodine derivative of fluorescein and used in making food colors, biological stains, etc.
Etymology: erythro- + (eo)sin
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