sinapine
noun
sin·a·pine
ˈsinəˌpīn,
-pə̇n
plural -s
: an alkaloid C16H25NO6 in black mustard seeds that is an unstable ester of choline and sinapic acid see sinalbin
Word History
Etymology
International Scientific Vocabulary sinap- (from Latin sinapis mustard) + -ine; originally formed as German sinapin
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