promuscular
promuscular adjective: promoting the growth of muscles.
Adjective
promuscular (comparative more promuscular, superlative most promuscular)
- Promoting the growth of muscles.
- This was correlated with the loss of muscle Col expression (Fig 5I and 5J ), which could be traced back to stage 11, during the process of selection of PCs from the Col-expressing promuscular cluster (Fig 5K and 5L ).2015 July 24, “Genome-Wide Mapping of Collier In Vivo Binding Sites Highlights Its Hierarchical Position in Different Transcription Regulatory Networks”, in PLOS ONE, →DOI
Forms of promuscular
| comparative | more promuscular |
|---|---|
| superlative | most promuscular |
Origin of promuscular
From pro- + muscular.
Words that rhyme with promuscular
- muscular
- crepuscular
- unmuscular
- bimuscular
- cardiomuscular
- corpuscular
- corticomuscular
- cutaneomuscular
- dermomuscular
- elastomuscular
- electromuscular
- epimuscular
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- epitheliomuscular
- extramuscular
- faciomuscular
- faradomuscular
- fibromuscular
- hepatocardiomuscular
- hypermuscular
- idiomuscular
- intermuscular
- intramuscular
- ligamentomuscular
- majuscular
- nervomuscular
- neuromuscular
- nonmuscular
- osseomuscular
- osteomuscular
- overmuscular
- paramuscular
- perimuscular
- premuscular
- psychoneuromuscular
- retromuscular
- seromuscular
- skeletomuscular
- submuscular
- supramuscular
- tendinomuscular
- tendomuscular
- transmuscular
- undermuscular
- unimuscular
Questions about promuscular
- What does promuscular mean?
- Promuscular means promoting the growth of muscles.
- What part of speech is promuscular?
- Promuscular is an adjective.
Words near promuscular in the dictionary
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