Medical term:
meromyosin
meromyosin
[mer″o-mi´o-sin]a fragment of the myosin molecule isolated by treatment with proteolytic enzyme; there are two types, heavy (H-meromyosin) and light (L-meromyosin).
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mer·o·my·o·sin
(mer'ō-mī'ō-sin),A subunit of the tryptic digestion of myosin; two types are produced, H-meromyosin and L-meromyosin.
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meromyosin
(mĕr′ə-mī′ə-sĭn)n.
Either of two subunits (designated heavy and light) of a myosin molecule, as obtained through the action of a proteolytic enzyme such as trypsin.
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mer·o·my·o·sin
(mer'ō-mī'ō-sin)A subunit of the tryptic digestion of myosin; two types are produced, H-meromyosin and L-meromyosin.
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