phosphoglycoprotein
phosphoglycoprotein noun: any phosphoglyceric glycoprotein.
Noun
phosphoglycoprotein (plural phosphoglycoproteins)
- Any phosphoglyceric glycoprotein
- On the other hand, osteopontin is a large phosphoglycoprotein adhesion molecule with pleiotropic effects that include promotion of macrophage accumulation.2015 November 26, “An Atherogenic Paigen-Diet Aggravates Nephropathy in Type 2 Diabetic OLETF Rats”, in PLOS ONE, →DOI
Forms of phosphoglycoprotein
| plural | phosphoglycoproteins |
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Origin of phosphoglycoprotein
From phospho- + glycoprotein.
Questions about phosphoglycoprotein
- What does phosphoglycoprotein mean?
- Phosphoglycoprotein means any phosphoglyceric glycoprotein.
- What part of speech is phosphoglycoprotein?
- Phosphoglycoprotein is a noun.
- What is the plural of phosphoglycoprotein?
- The plural of phosphoglycoprotein is phosphoglycoproteins.
Words near phosphoglycoprotein in the dictionary
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