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duokangjiasu

duokangjiasu noun: former name of mannatide, a biological response modifier extracted from α-hemolytic group of hemolytic streptococcus. Primarily used as an antitumor adjuvant drug.

Noun

duokangjiasu

  1. Former name of mannatide, a biological response modifier extracted from α-hemolytic group of hemolytic streptococcus. Primarily used as an antitumor adjuvant drug.

Origin of duokangjiasu

Borrowed from Chinese 多抗甲素 (“polyresistin / polyactin A, mannatide”).

Questions about duokangjiasu

What does duokangjiasu mean?
Duokangjiasu means former name of mannatide, a biological response modifier extracted from α-hemolytic group of hemolytic streptococcus. Primarily used as an antitumor adjuvant drug.
What part of speech is duokangjiasu?
Duokangjiasu is a noun.

Words near duokangjiasu in the dictionary

  1. duoethnographical
  2. duoethnographically
  3. duoethnography
  4. duograph
  5. duographs
  6. duokangjiasu
  7. Duolingo
  8. Duolingos
  9. duoliteral
  10. duolocal
  11. duolocality

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