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The author briefly underlines the higlhly chaotic and sometimes contradictory state of affairs of current biological terminology, historically acquired, as well as the effect of modern negligence towards the classical languages, Greek and Latin. In the present account, several terms of considerable biological interest such as isochore, intasome, prosome, proteasome, proteosome, plasmatosome, plasome, platysome, primosome are taken into critical consideration, mainly from the linguistic point of view, and a corresponding alternative terminology is brought to the attention of biologists. The author also emphasizes the need of quoting all terms in scientific dictionaries, wether obsolete or inapropriate, together with their paternity, in order to avoid any future re-coinage or re-proposal.

Isochore, Intasome, Prosome, Proteasome, Proteosome, Plasmatosome, Plasome, Platysome, Primosome: a terminological comment