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proteinaceous

[ US /ˌpɹoʊtɪˈneɪʃəs/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. relating to or of the nature of protein

How To Use proteinaceous In A Sentence

  • This interpretation would thus offer a novel insight into the selection of the proteinaceous amino acids from the near-infinite possibilities of both prebiotic syntheses and biosynthetic modification.
  • Planaria Cross Section - Planaria are generally carnivorous night feeders that consume aquatic insects, snails, microcrustaceans, and proteinaceous detritus, though a few species are parasitic. Undefined
  • The infectious agent is commonly called a prion, the pr-i standing for proteinaceous infectious, though my mother, in fact, always disputed the term because her work showed that the agent was not destroyed by radiation that would inactivate both DNA and protein. reply Tikvah Alper.
  • Milk as it comes from the cow is a warm, sugary, proteinaceous substance, a lively medium for bacterial growth. The Dirty Life
  • The mucus is interesting stuff too; it is a glycoprotein which is mostly glyco and not very proteinaceous, and which is secreted at about 99% water. How a snail moves - Part 1
  • Proteinaceous matter released during the growth of an axenic diatom culture contains similar amino acid distributions across size fractions as in Delaware Bay samples.
  • The sperm mass is called white roe, milt, or laitance, and is creamy rather than granular the sperm cells suspended in the proteinaceous fluid are microscopic. On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen
  • What causes progressive neurological diseases like "mad-cow" disease or vCJD? vCJD is caused by an unusual protein called a prion (proteinaceous infectious particle). Mad-cow Disease
  • Asbestos bodies are asbestos fibers that have been coated with an iron-rich, proteinaceous concretion.
  • The infectious agent is commonly called a prion, the pr-i standing for proteinaceous infectious, though my mother, in fact, always disputed the term because her work showed that the agent was not destroyed by radiation that would inactivate both DNA and protein. reply Tikvah Alper.
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