MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SCLEROPROTEIN»
scleroprotein
scleroproteins
fibrous
proteins
constitute
three
main
classes
alongside
globular
membrane
keratin
collagen
elastin
fibroin
roles
such
include
protection
support
forming
connective
tissue
tendons
scleroprotein
biochemistry
encyclopedia
britannica
several
cells
tissues
once
thought
insoluble
known
dissolved
dilute
solutions
acids
merriam
webster
sclero
tein
noun
ˌskler
ˈprō
ˌtēn
various
especially
from
skeletal
translations
information
about
define
protein
that
water
serving
protective
supportive
function
body
also
called
albuminoid
vocabulary
simple
found
horny
cartilaginous
lens
defined
sklir′ə
prō′tēn′
skler′
prōt′ē
class
animal
including
keratins
collagens
infoplease
large
molecules
ordinarily
employed
principally
architectural
purposes
answers
fbrs
prtn
highly
representing
principal
wordreference
ˌsklɪərəʊˈprəʊtiːn
group
stable
occur
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dictionaries
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meaning
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SCLEROPROTEIN»
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Jesse Russell, Ronald Cohn, 2012
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Collagen: Animal Glue, Collagenase, Ehlers- Danlos Syndrome, ...
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Frederic P. Miller, Agnes F. Vandome, McBrewster John, 2010
Contrary to earlier reports, the building material is not chitin but a scleroprotein. A
few fossil Pterobranchia have been described from the Ordovician of Poland. 3.
Class: Graptolithina (graptolites) The graptolites constructed tube-like skeletons ...
4
Comparative Biochemistry V5: A Comprehensive Treatise
... 533 Antipathes myriophylla, scleroprotein of, 584 Antipathes subpinnata,
scleroprotein of, 534 Antipathins, amino acids in, 533-584 iodine in, 516, 529
Antithamnion plumula, bromine in, 509 Antithamnion sarniensis, bromine in, 509
Anura, ...
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Biological Materials of Marine Origin: Invertebrates
Scleroprotein. Geoffroy was the first who reported about the similarity between
silk and bath sponge skeletal fibers (Geoffroy 1707). This suggestion was based
on chemical experiments which he carried out. However, during following years,
...
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ADVANCES IN PROTEIN CHEMISTRY
The biochemical factor which limits iodination, therefore, is the composition of the
particular scleroprotein of each species. Nevertheless, iodination is related not
only to the nature Of the gorgonin but also to the variability of biological factors, ...
D C Rees, M. L. Anson, John Tileston Edsall, 1951
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Proceedings of the Ninth International Polychaete Conference
However, Voss-Foucart et al. (1973) showed that, at least in Perinereis cultrifera (
Grube, 1840), there is no chitin present in the jaws, which are instead comprised
substantially of scleroprotein. Zinc, a prominent trace metal especially at the tip ...
N. J. Maciolek, N.j. Maciolek & J.a. Blake (eds), James A. Blake, 2009
Three of the zooids are depicted plastering bandages of scleroprotein onto the
outside of the colony, the others are in their normal feeding positions. thecae, or
as pale films of phyllosilicate minerals. The most revealing specimens, however,
...
Paul D. Taylor, David N. Lewis, 2007
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Vitamin D: Two-Volume Set
... SCC25, SCC 2/88) Keratin 1 Fibrous scleroprotein Structural skin component [
402] Transglutaminase Calcium-dependent crosslinking enzyme Keratinocyte-
specific form [403] Involucrin Glutamine-rich transglutaminase substrate Cornified
...
David Feldman, J. Wesley Pike, John S. Adams, 2011
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Defects of Cell Structure: Ciliopathy, Cytoskeletal Defects, ...
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