Words and phrases that have a meaning related to spectrin:  (137 results)
Often used in the same context:
tetramer, fibronectin, neuromuscular junction, proteolysis, interconversion, crystallin, tropomyosin, proteoglycan, motoneurons, endonuclease, proteinase, plasminogen, ultrastructure, xenobiotic, epithelia, transmembrane, palmitate, lacrimal gland, glial, tubule, hydrophobicity, efferent, centromeres, phosphoprotein, purkinje cell, secretase, glycolipids, disulfide, exocytosis, reticular, triphosphate, polyamine, calmodulin, innervation, trypsin, ouabain, autoregulation, arginase, pyrimidine, melanocyte, operon, imidazole, basophils, immunoreactivity, glycoproteins, atrioventricular, dpp, chemotactic, nuclease, sphingomyelin, tubulin, guanosine, adventitia, chromatids, atpase, umbilical vein, osteoclast, morphogen, elastase, osteogenesis, cytokinesis, biogenesis, biomolecule, transferase, dnase, proline, oligomer, erythrocytes, monocyte, synthetase, rostral, cofactor, demyelination, paramagnetic, phagocytosis, nucleoli, epithelial cell, meningeal, cytosol, choroidal, catecholamine, lymphatics, lamina, glycolipid, isoenzymes, esterase, thymosin, exocrine, osteoblast, synovial, cytochrome c, peroxidation, peroxidase, adducts, enolase, mononuclear, hemolysin, flavin, dimers, mesoderm, porphyrin, ribosomal rna, actin, galactosidase, glycoprotein, myosin, polymerase, cholinesterase, globulin, lipoprotein, lipoproteins, ribosomes, subunit, amylase, globin, isoforms, phosphatase, receptor, allele, amyloid, antigens, cadherin, flagellar, hydroxylase, phage, plasmid, pleiotropic, ras, ribosomal, sarcomeric, suppressor, temperaturesensitive, abl, abscisic, activating, chimeric, collagen
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— Adjectives for spectrin: human, erythroid, nonerythroid, red, brain, erythrocyte, abnormal, cytoskeletal, beta, normal, actin, more...

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