PROTE-

Meaning of PROTE- in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ combining form ]

or proteo-

Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from French protéine

: protein

prote ase

proteo lysis

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PROTE — prote- adj [occurring in derivatives and compounds] prote-, proteo- (= protein)
Interlingua English vocab
PROTE- — or proteo- combining form Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from French protéine protein
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
PROTE- — combining form or proteo- Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from French protéine protein — more at protein : protein proteo lysis …
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PROTE- — [prote-] or proteo- comb form [ISV, fr. F proteine]: protein "proteolysis" "proteose"
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PROTE — Variant: or proteo- Function: combining form Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary, from French protéine : protein < prote ase> < proteo …
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PROTEOME — noun Etymology: prote- + -ome (as in genome) Date: 1995 the complement of proteins expressed in a cell, tissue, or …
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PROTEO- — combining form see: prote-
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PROTEAN — I. ˈprōd.ēən, -ōtē-, prōˈtēən adjective Usage: sometimes capitalized Etymology: Prote us, legendary sea god in the service of Neptune who …
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-OSE — I. ˌō]s, in some words |ō] or ˈō], or ]z adjective suffix Etymology: Middle English, from Latin -osus : full …
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PROTEOMICS — ˌprōd.ēˈōmiks, -tē- noun plural but singular in construction Etymology: prote in (I) + -omics (as in genomics — herein) : …
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PROTEOGLYCAN — ˌprōd.ēōˌ noun Etymology: prote- + glycan : any of a class of glycoproteins of high molecular weight that are found …
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PROTEOSE — ˈprōd.ēˌōs, -ōtē- noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary prote- + -ose : any of various protein derivatives that …
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PROTEOLYTIC — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ə|lid.ik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary prote- + -lytic : of, relating to, or producing proteolysis
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PROTEOLYSIS — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈäləsə̇s noun Etymology: New Latin, from prote- + -lysis : the hydrolysis of proteins or peptides with formation of simpler …
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PROTEOLYSIN — ˌprōd.ēˈäləsə̇n, | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ə|līs ə n noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary prote- + lysin : a lysin (as an enzyme) producing proteolysis
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PROTEOLIPID — |prōd.ēə+ noun also pro·teo·lipide “+ Etymology: prote- + lipid, lipide : any of a class of proteins that contain a …
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PROTEOGENOUS — |prōd.ē|äjənəs adjective Etymology: prote- + -genous : of or relating to a substance obtained from a protein a proteogenous amine
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PROTEOCLASTIC — |prōd.ēə|klastik adjective Etymology: prote- + -clastic : proteolytic
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PROTEO- — — see prote-
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PROTEIDE — ˈprōd.ēˌīd, -ēə̇d noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary prote- + -ide; originally formed as German proteid : protein …
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PROTEID — ˈprōˌtēd, -ōd.ēə̇d noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary prote- + -id; originally formed in German : protein 2
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PROTEIC — prōˈtēik adjective Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary prote- (from French protéine protein) + -ic : proteinaceous
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PROTEASE — ˈprōd.ēˌās, -āz noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary prote- + -ase : any of the class of proteolytic …
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MATERIA PRIMA — -ˈprīmə noun Etymology: New Latin, first matter, translation of Greek prōtē hylē : indeterminate matter viewed as the material cause …
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-ASE — ˌās noun suffix ( -s ) Etymology: French, from diastase : enzyme : destroying substance aureomycin ase prote ase ure …
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PROTEOSE — /proh"tee ohs'/ , n. Biochem. any of a class of soluble compounds derived from proteins by the action of the …
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PROTEOGLYCAN — /proh'tee oh gluy"kan/ , n. Biochem. a macromolecule composed of a polysaccharide joined to a polypeptide and forming the ground …
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PROTEIN — — proteinaceous /proh'tee nay"sheuhs, -tee i nay"-/ , proteinic, proteinous , adj. /proh"teen, -tee in/ , n. 1. Biochem. any …
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PROTEASE — /proh"tee ays', -ayz'/ , n. Biochem. any of a group of enzymes that catalyze the hydrolytic degradation of proteins or …
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PROTEAN — — proteanism , n. /proh"tee euhn, proh tee"-/ , adj. 1. readily assuming different forms or characters; extremely variable. 2. …
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PROTEO- — see prote-
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-OSE — I. adjective suffix Etymology: Latin -osus : full of : having : possessing the qualities of cym ose II. noun …
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