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biomineralized

biomineralized is the simple past and past participle of biomineralize.

Meaning of biomineralize

Verb

biomineralize (third-person singular simple present biomineralizes, present participle biomineralizing, simple past and past participle biomineralized)

  1. To mineralize within a biological organism; e.g. to form bone (in vertebrates) or silica skeleton (in diatoms).
    • Instead, it seems more likely that this organism biomineralizes and arranges endogenous magnetite crystals in a highly controlled fashion within the cell where intracellular structural elements play a significant role in magnetosome, as has been shown for magnetotactic prokaryotes.2011, Alexander Altenbach, Anoxia: Evidence for Eukaryote Survival and Paleontological Strategies

Adjective

biomineralized (comparative more biomineralized, superlative most biomineralized)

  1. Subject to biomineralization

Forms of biomineralized

comparativemore biomineralized
superlativemost biomineralized

Words formed from biomineralized

Questions about biomineralized

What does biomineralized mean?
Biomineralized means subject to biomineralization.
What is biomineralized the simple past and past participle of?
Biomineralized is the simple past and past participle of biomineralize.
What part of speech is biomineralized?
Biomineralized is an adjective.

Words near biomineralized in the dictionary

  1. biomineralises
  2. biomineralising
  3. biomineralization
  4. biomineralizations
  5. biomineralize
  6. biomineralized
  7. biomineralizer
  8. biomineralizers
  9. biomineralizes
  10. biomineralizing
  11. biomineralogy

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