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diphosphopeptide

diphosphopeptide noun: a phosphopeptide that has two phosphate groups.

Noun

diphosphopeptide (plural diphosphopeptides)

  1. A phosphopeptide that has two phosphate groups

Forms of diphosphopeptide

pluraldiphosphopeptides

Origin of diphosphopeptide

From di- + phosphopeptide.

Questions about diphosphopeptide

What does diphosphopeptide mean?
Diphosphopeptide means a phosphopeptide that has two phosphate groups.
What part of speech is diphosphopeptide?
Diphosphopeptide is a noun.
What is the plural of diphosphopeptide?
The plural of diphosphopeptide is diphosphopeptides.

Words near diphosphopeptide in the dictionary

  1. diphosphonites
  2. diphosphonucleoside
  3. diphosphonucleosides
  4. diphosphooligosaccharide
  5. diphosphooligosaccharides
  6. diphosphopeptide
  7. diphosphopeptides
  8. diphosphopyridine nucleotide
  9. diphosphopyridine nucleotides
  10. diphosphoribose
  11. diphosphoric acid

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