gram: Definition from Answers.com
gram n. ( Abbr. g or gm. or gr. ) A metric unit of mass equal to one thousandth
(10) of a kilogram.
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gram-negative: Definition from Answers.com
gram-negative or Gram-negative adj. Of, relating to, or being a bacterium that
does not retain the violet stain used in Gram's.
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Gram's method: Definition from Answers.com
Gram's method n. A staining technique used to classify bacteria in which a
bacterial specimen is first stained with crystal violet, then treated.
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Gram-equivalent weight: Definition from Answers.com
gram-equivalent weight ( ¦gram i¦kwivələnt ′wāt ) ( chemistry ) The equivalent
weight of an element or compound expressed in grams on a.
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gram-positive: Definition from Answers.com
gram-positive or Gram-positive adj. Of, relating to, or being a bacterium that
retains the violet stain used in Gram's.
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Hans Christian Gram: Biography from Answers.com
Hans Christian Joachim Gram Danish bacteriologist (1853–1938) Gram graduated in
medicine from the university in his native city of Copenhagen in 1878.
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gram-centimeters: Definition from Answers.com
gram-centimeter ( ′gram ′sentə′mēdər ) ( mechanics ) A unit of energy in the
centimeter-gram-second gravitational system, equal to the work done by a.
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gram-force: Definition from Answers.com
gram-force ( ′gram ′förs ) ( mechanics ) A unit of force in the centimeter-gram-
second gravitational system, equal to the gravitational force on a.
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–gram: Definition from Answers.com
gram suff. Something written or drawn; a record: cardiogram. A direct mail
solicitation or personally delivered message or gift: candygram.
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tenth gram: Information from Answers.com
tenth gram tenth metre length ( Metric ) Obsolete term for the 10 multiple of
the unit, eg tenth metre = 10 m (the angstrom). Akin to the modern.
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