synucleins
synucleins is the plural of synuclein.
Meaning of synuclein
Noun
synuclein (countable and uncountable, plural synucleins)
- A small, soluble protein primarily expressed in neural tissue and in certain tumors.
- One of the hallmarks of the condition is deposits of insoluble fibres of a substance called synuclein. Normally found as small soluble molecules in healthy nerve cells, in people with Parkinson’s, something causes the synuclein molecules to warp into a different shape, making them clump together as...2016 December 3, Clare Wilson, “Parkinson’s: we’re looking in the wrong place”, in New Scientist, number 3102, archived from the original on 19 May 2017, page 8
Questions about synucleins
- What is synucleins the plural of?
- Synucleins is the plural of synuclein.
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