proteinaceous

This suggests that the antigen is proteinaceous in nature.

He called the agent a prion, for proteinaceous infectious particles.

It grows well on proteinaceous substances, with a doubling time under these conditions of about 200 minutes.

The body is entirely covered with a thick proteinaceous structure called cuticle.

Most nourishment is obtained by feeding on the proteinaceous seeds.

The dead tissue appears as a soft and white proteinaceous dead cell mass.

Their neurons were formed from intricate tangles of proteinaceous crystals.

The word prion was scientific shorthand for "proteinaceous infectious particle."

The body covering is a proteinaceous layer named cuticle.

Early studies concluded that the plant digested proteinaceous offerings, though the methods were crude.

The cirrus may or may not be covered in proteinaceous spines.

Three proteinaceous iron-sulfur reaction centers exist in this complex.

It results in a classification of 15 families for proteinaceous MTs.

Much of the debris to be removed is proteinaceous, and proteolytic enzymes have been applied to this purpose.

The organelle is bounded by a single membrane and contains a dense proteinaceous matrix.

They have outer cells produced in the larval stages that are reinforced with proteinaceous cement.

The proteinaceous composition accounts for the slime's high tensile strength and stretchiness.

Their skeletons are proteinaceous, rather than calcareous.

The hyaline membranes were proteinaceous material in the damaged alveoli.

They are often stoppered with proteinaceous "pit plugs".

"Some kind of proteinaceous material.

Records indicate that one of the essential components of lampblack ink was proteinaceous glue.

These glands deliver a proteinaceous secretion via ducts onto the surface of the mucosa.

Proteins residues from proteinaceous fining agents such as gelatin or egg white can possibly be found in wine.

Many Halobacterium species possess proteinaceous organelles called gas vesicles.