hebbosome
hebbosome noun: a multiprotein complex responsible for the detection of patterns of neuronal activity, and the conversion of the information represented by this activity into biological changes within the cell (neurone).
Noun
hebbosome (plural hebbosomes)
- A multiprotein complex responsible for the detection of patterns of neuronal activity, and the conversion of the information represented by this activity into biological changes within the cell (neurone).
Forms of hebbosome
| plural | hebbosomes |
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Origin of hebbosome
From Hebb + -o- + -some; named after Donald Hebb by Professor Seth Grant.
Questions about hebbosome
- What does hebbosome mean?
- Hebbosome means a multiprotein complex responsible for the detection of patterns of neuronal activity, and the conversion of the information represented by this activity into biological changes within the cell (neurone).
- What part of speech is hebbosome?
- Hebbosome is a noun.
- What is the plural of hebbosome?
- The plural of hebbosome is hebbosomes.
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