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gammaglobin

gammaglobin noun: a type of protein subunit that combines with alpha globin to form fetal hemoglobin during fetal development.

Noun

gammaglobin (plural gammaglobins)

  1. a type of protein subunit that combines with alpha globin to form fetal hemoglobin during fetal development

Forms of gammaglobin

pluralgammaglobins

Words formed from gammaglobin

Questions about gammaglobin

What does gammaglobin mean?
Gammaglobin means a type of protein subunit that combines with alpha globin to form fetal hemoglobin during fetal development.
What part of speech is gammaglobin?
Gammaglobin is a noun.
What is the plural of gammaglobin?
The plural of gammaglobin is gammaglobins.

Words near gammaglobin in the dictionary

  1. gammaencephalography
  2. gammaflexivirus
  3. gammaflexiviruses
  4. Gammage
  5. Gammages
  6. gammaglobin
  7. gammaglobinemia
  8. gammaglobulin
  9. gammaglobulinaemia
  10. gammaglobulinemia
  11. gammaglobulinopathies

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