Übersetzung für 'hemolymph protein' von Englisch nach Deutsch

hemolymph protein [Am.]

Hämolymphprotein {n}biochem.

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hemolymph [Am.]

Hämolymphe {f}biol.

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hemolymph coagulation [Am.]

Hämolymphgerinnung {f}biol.

son of sevenless protein <SOS protein>

Son-of-sevenless-Protein {n}biochem.

extracellular matrix protein <ECM protein>

extrazelluläres Matrixprotein {n} <EZMP>biochem.

protein-protein interaction <PPI>

Protein-Protein-Interaktion {f} <PPI>biochem.

protein-protein interactions <PPIs>

Protein-Protein-Interaktionen {pl} <PPIs>biochem.

protein

Eiweiß {n}biochem.FoodInd.

Eiweißkörper {m}

Protein {n}biochem.

Eiweißstoff {m}

protein misfolding

Proteinmissfaltung {f} [auch: Protein-Missfaltung]biochem.

Proteinfehlfaltung {f}biochem.

globular protein

Globulärprotein {n}biochem.

protein aggregate

Proteinaggregat {n}biochem.

protein substrate

Proteinsubstrat {n}biochem.

bacterial protein

Bakterieneiweiß {n}biochem.

Bakterienprotein {n}biochem.

substrate protein

Substratprotein {n}biochem.

protein pair

Proteinpaar {n}biochem.

channel protein

Tunnelprotein {n}biol.

• When the aphid feeds, virions go to the aphid's hind gut, the coat protein of the virus is recognised by the hindgut epithelium, and the virion is allowed to pass into the insect's hemolymph, where it can remain indefinitely, but the virus cannot reproduce inside the aphid.
• The first PGRP was discovered in 1996 by Masaaki Ashida and coworkers, who purified a 19 kDa protein present in the hemolymph and cuticle of a silkworm ("Bombyx mori"), and named it Peptidoglycan Recognition Protein, because it specifically bound peptidoglycan and activated the prophenoloxidase cascade.
• Coagulin is a gel-forming protein of hemolymph that hinders the spread of invaders by immobilising them.
• A tarantula's blood is not true blood, but rather a liquid called hemolymph (or haemolymph).
• CRPs have also been sequenced in an invertebrate, "Limulus polyphemus" (Atlantic horseshoe crab), where they are a normal constituent of the hemolymph.

• ... fluorescens"), "Pseudomonas protegens" was discovered to display toxicity towards certain insects upon oral ingestion or injection into the hemolymph.
• Unlike hemoglobin, the hemocyanin is not bound to cells but is simply dissolved in the hemolymph, the fluid part of the blood.
• Increased load of CSPs (pherokines) in fly hemolymph is observed after microbial or viral infection [...].