metalloantibody
metalloantibody noun: an antibody that is modified to contain metal ions within its structure.
Noun
metalloantibody (plural metalloantibodies)
- An antibody that is modified to contain metal ions within its structure.
- The engineering of hydrolytic chemistry is one goal of metalloantibody experiments.1991, Advances in Protein Chemistry - Volume 42, page 346
- Is the binding constant such that the metalloantibody holds together at zero metal concentration?2008, Derek J. Chadwick, Joan Marsh, Catalytic Antibodies, page 154
Forms of metalloantibody
| plural | metalloantibodies |
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Origin of metalloantibody
From metallo- + antibody.
Questions about metalloantibody
- What does metalloantibody mean?
- Metalloantibody means an antibody that is modified to contain metal ions within its structure.
- What part of speech is metalloantibody?
- Metalloantibody is a noun.
- What is the plural of metalloantibody?
- The plural of metalloantibody is metalloantibodies.
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