beta-peptide
beta-peptide noun: any artificial peptide made from beta-amino acids; used in some antibiotics in an attempt to counter resistance.
Noun
beta-peptide (plural beta-peptides)
- Any artificial peptide made from beta-amino acids; used in some antibiotics in an attempt to counter resistance.
Forms of beta-peptide
| plural | beta-peptides |
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Questions about beta-peptide
- What does beta-peptide mean?
- Beta-peptide means any artificial peptide made from beta-amino acids; used in some antibiotics in an attempt to counter resistance.
- What part of speech is beta-peptide?
- Beta-peptide is a noun.
- What is the plural of beta-peptide?
- The plural of beta-peptide is beta-peptides.
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