antroquinonol
antroquinonol noun: a substituted cyclohexenone that has some cytotoxic activity.
Noun
antroquinonol (countable and uncountable, plural antroquinonols)
- A substituted cyclohexenone that has some cytotoxic activity
- This study attempts to determine the effect of synthesized antroquinonol on the modulation of FAK signaling pathways and explore their underlying mechanisms.2015 October 31, “Antroquinonol Targets FAK-Signaling Pathway Suppressed Cell Migration, Invasion, and Tumor Growth of C6 Glioma”, in PLOS ONE, →DOI
Forms of antroquinonol
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Origin of antroquinonol
From Antrodia, a plant genus from which it is isolated.
Questions about antroquinonol
- What does antroquinonol mean?
- Antroquinonol means a substituted cyclohexenone that has some cytotoxic activity.
- What part of speech is antroquinonol?
- Antroquinonol is a noun.
- What is the plural of antroquinonol?
- The plural of antroquinonol is antroquinonols.
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