Sĕr'al-bū'men, n.
n. [From serum and albumen.] (Chem.) The albumen of the blood;—so called in distinction from that of the white of an egg or ovalbumen, from which it differs slightly in its chemical reactions. Miller.
n. [From serum and albumen.] (Chem.) The albumen of the blood;—so called in distinction from that of the white of an egg or ovalbumen, from which it differs slightly in its chemical reactions. Miller.