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| NOUN1 | a protein | proteins | |
| NOUN2 | protein | - |
Übersetzung für 'protein' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- protein
- Eiweiß {n}biochem.FoodInd.
Protein {n}biochem.
Eiweißstoff {m}
Eiweißkörper {m} - Werbung
- containing protein {adj} [postpos.]
- proteinhaltig
- high-protein {adj}
- eiweißreichbiochem.FoodInd.
- high-protein {adj} [attr.]
- proteinreichbiochem.FoodInd.
- protein-bound {adj}
- proteineingebundenbiochem.
proteingebundenbiochem.biol. - protein-coding {adj} {pres-p}
- proteincodierendbiol.
proteinkodierendbiol. - protein-containing {adj}
- proteinhaltigbiochem.gastr.
- protein-rich {adj}
- eiweißreich
proteinreich
reich an Proteinen [nachgestellt]FoodInd. - abundant protein
- abundantes Protein {n}biochem.
- activator protein <AP>
- Aktivatorprotein {n} <AP>biochem.
- adapter protein
- Adapterprotein {n}biochem.
- adherent protein
- Haftprotein {n} [z. B. bei Getreide]biochem.
- adhesion protein
- Haftprotein {n}med.
Adhäsionsprotein {n}biochem. - amyloid protein
- Amyloidprotein {n} [auch: Amyloid-Protein]biochem.
- animal protein
- tierisches Eiweiß {n}biochem.FoodInd.
- antitermination protein
- Antiterminationsprotein {n}biochem.
- argonaute protein
- Argonautenprotein {n}biochem.
- bacterial protein
- Bakterienprotein {n}biochem.
Bakterieneiweiß {n}biochem. - binding protein
- Bindeprotein {n}biochem.biol.
- blood protein
- Bluteiweiß {n}biochem.
Blutprotein {n}biochem. - capsid protein
- Kapsidprotein {n}biol.
- cargo protein
- Frachtprotein {n}biochem.
- carrier protein
- Trägerprotein {n}biochem.
Carrier-Protein {n}biochem.
Transportprotein {n}biochem.
Schlepperprotein {n}biochem. - centromere protein
- Centromerprotein {n}biochem.
- cereal protein
- Getreideprotein {n}biochem.FoodInd.
- channel protein
- Kanalprotein {n}biol.
Tunnelprotein {n}biol. - chimeric protein
- chimäres Protein {n}biochem.
- clock protein
- Uhrenprotein {n}biochem.
- coating protein
- Hüllprotein {n}biochem.
- complement protein
- Komplementprotein {n}biochem.
- compound protein
- Bindungsprotein {n}biochem.
Verbindungsprotein {n}biochem. - copper protein
- Kupferprotein {n}biol.
- core protein
- Kernprotein {n}biol.
- crude protein
- Rohprotein {n}agr.FoodInd.
- cytoskeletal protein
- Zytoskelettprotein {n}biochem.
- defense protein [Am.]
- Abwehrprotein {n}biol.
- denatured protein
- denaturiertes Protein {n}biochem.
- dietary protein
- Nahrungsprotein {n}biochem.FoodInd.
- dishevelled (protein) <Dsh> [family of proteins]
- Dishevelled {n} [Dishevelled-Protein]biochem.biol.
- dissolved protein
- gelöstes Protein {n}biochem.
- effector protein
- Effektorprotein {n}biol.med.
- envelope protein
- Hüllprotein {n}biochem.
- enzyme protein
- Enzymprotein {n}biochem.
- extracellular protein <ECP>
- extrazelluläres Protein {n}biochem.
- feed protein
- Futterprotein {n}biochem.VetMed.
Nahrungsprotein {n} [Futterprotein]biochem.VetMed. - fibrous protein
- Faserprotein {n}biochem.
- filament protein
- Filamentprotein {n}biochem.
- filmogenic protein
- filmbildendes Protein {n}biochem.
- fluorescent protein <FP>
- Fluoreszenzprotein {n} <FP>biochem.
- folded protein
- gefaltetes Protein {n}biochem.
- food protein
- Nahrungsprotein {n}biochem.FoodInd.
- foreign protein
- Fremdprotein {n}biochem.
- fusion protein
- Fusionsprotein {n}biochem.
- G protein
- G-Protein {n}biochem.
- globin protein
- Globinprotein {n}biochem.
- globular protein
- Sphäroprotein {n}biochem.
Globulärprotein {n}biochem.
globuläres Protein {n}biochem. - helper protein [chaperone]
- Helferprotein {n}biochem.
- hemolymph protein [Am.]
- Hämolymphprotein {n}biochem.
- HIV protein
- HIV-Protein {n}biochem.
- homeodomain protein <HDP>
- Homeodomänenprotein {n}biochem.
- homologous protein
- homologes Protein {n}biochem.
- Hox protein
- Hox-Protein {n}biochem.
- human protein
- Humanprotein {n}biochem.
- hydrolysed protein [Br.]
- hydrolysiertes Protein {n}biochem.
- hydrolyzed protein [Am.]
- hydrolysiertes Protein {n}biochem.
- immune protein
- Immunoprotein {n}biochem.biol.
- inhibitor protein
- Inhibitorprotein {n}biochem.
- insoluble protein
- unlösliches Protein {n}biochem.
- intracellular protein
- intrazelluläres Protein {n}biochem.
- key protein
- Schlüsselprotein {n}biochem.
- marker protein
- Markerprotein {n}biochem.biol.
- membrane protein <MP>
- Membranprotein {n} <MP>biochem.
- milk protein
- Milchprotein {n}
Milcheiweiß {n}biochem.FoodInd. - mitochondrial protein
- mitochondriales Protein {n}biochem.
Mitochondrienprotein {n} [auch: Mitochondrien-Protein]biochem. - motor protein
- Motorprotein {n}biochem.
- multidomain protein
- Multidomänenprotein {n}biochem.
- multimeric protein
- multimeres Protein {n}biochem.
- muscle protein
- Muskelprotein {n}biochem.
- native protein
- natives Protein {n}biochem.
- natural protein
- natürliches Protein {n}biochem.
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
weitere Beispiele ...
- SPATS2-like protein ("spermatogenesis associated, serine-rich 2-like protein") or DNAPTP6 ("DNA polymerase transactivated protein 6") is a protein that in humans is encoded by the "SPATS2L" gene.
- GCSH has been shown to interact with the other glycine cleavage system protein components: P protein, T protein and L protein.
- Protein kinase C-binding protein NELL1 also known as NEL-like protein 1 (NELL1) or Nel-related protein 1 (NRP1) is a protein that in humans is encoded by the "NELL1" gene.
- WAP four-disulfide core domain protein 2 - also known as Human Epididymis Protein 4 The encoded protein is a small secretory protein, which may be involved in sperm maturation.
- S100 calcium-binding protein B (S100B) is a protein of the S-100 protein family.
- This protein plays an important role in protein degradation and protein ubiquitination.
- Protein A/G is a recombinant fusion protein that combines IgG binding domains of both Protein A and Protein G.
- Parkin is the protein that, in the protein ligase function, forms Lewy bodies (the regular wild-type protein localized to inclusion bodies).
- Uses of the structural models include protein–protein interaction prediction, protein–protein docking, molecular docking, and functional annotation of genes identified in an organism's genome.
- The MFSD6L protein was not found to have any experimentally-verified protein-protein interactions.
- Studies in SARS-CoV suggest that the ORF6 protein exhibits protein-protein interactions with another viral accessory protein, ORF9b protein.
- The ORF3a protein in SARS-CoV has been shown to form protein-protein interactions with several structural proteins - spike protein, membrane protein, and nucleocapsid protein - as well as ORF7a, another accessory protein.
- A single-pass membrane protein also known as single-spanning protein or bitopic protein is a transmembrane protein that spans the lipid bilayer only once.
- The Vega line of products includes vegan protein powder, protein bars, protein snacks, protein shakes, and supplements.
- Affinity Capture-Western reveal an interaction protein called TP73 tumor protein p73, which is a protein related to the p53 tumor protein.
- Transmembrane protein 131L is 36% identical and 54% similar to transmembrane protein 131.
- Protein–protein docking, the prediction of protein–protein interactions based only on the three-dimensional protein structures from X-ray diffraction of protein crystals might not be satisfactory.
- Graphical models have become powerful frameworks for protein structure prediction, protein–protein interaction, and free energy calculations for protein structures.
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