different between toxalbumin vs albumenization
toxalbumin
English
Etymology
From toxin 'organic poison' (from Middle Latin toxicus 'poisonous', from Latin toxicum 'poison (for arrows)', from Ancient Greek (toxikon), from (toxa) 'arrows', from (toxon) 'bow') + albumin 'protein' (from French albumine, from Latin albumen 'egg white', from albus 'white').The term was first used in about 1890 by the research chemists Ludwig Brieger (1849-1919) and Sigmund Fraenkel (1868-1939).
Noun
toxalbumin (plural toxalbumins)
- A protein which is toxic (i.e. organic and poisonous)
- Certain plants, viperine snake venom, resin and various bacteria contain toxalbumins
Related terms
- toxaemia
- toxicity
- toxicogenic
- toxicology
- toxicomania
- toxicophobia
- toxicosis
- toxisterol
- toxophil
- toxoplasmosis
- albumenate
- albumenize
- albumenoid
- albuminate
- albuminose
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albumenization
English
Etymology
albumen +? -ization
Noun
albumenization (uncountable)
- Alternative form of albuminization
Related terms
- albuminate
- albuminizer
- albuminoid
- albuminose
- albuminuria
- albumose
- toxalbumin
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