Usually means: Dye used in medical diagnostics.
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  1. Evans blue: Wiktionary
  2. Evans blue: Dictionary.com
  3. Evans Blue (album), Evans Blue (dye), Evans Blue, Evans blue: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

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  1. Evans blue: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
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  5. Evans blue: Medical dictionary
  6. Evans blue: Whonamedit.com

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  1. evans blue: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Evans blue)

▸ noun:  (organic chemistry) An azo dye with very high affinity for serum albumin.

Similar:
azoalbumin, spirit blue, alloalbumin, seralbumin, albondin, conalbumin, azocollagen, metalbumin, azocasein, seroalbumin, more...

Opposite:
evans red, evans yellow, evans green

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Similar:
azoalbumin, spirit blue, alloalbumin, seralbumin, albondin, conalbumin, azocollagen, metalbumin, azocasein, seroalbumin, more...

Opposite:
evans red, evans yellow, evans green



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