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Definition of hemolysin in US English: hemolysinnounhiˈmälisinhiˈmälisin A substance in the blood that destroys red blood cells and liberates hemoglobin. Example sentencesExamples - Phospholipase and lecithinase are hemolysins that act synergistically to break down lipids and lecithin.
- There are many bacterial virulence factors that may contribute to clinical outcomes, including bacterial hemolysins, proteases, and siderophores.
- In experiments one usually measures the time it takes one voltage-driven single-stranded DNA to translocate through the [alpha] hemolysin channel of a known structure.
- In a subsequent article we will provide the same analysis for DNA transport through [alpha] hemolysin.
- It is interesting to note that the interaction of another hemolytic protein, the earthworm hemolysin eiseniapore, with lipid membranes has been shown to require sphingolipids.
Definition of hemolysin in US English: hemolysinnounhiˈmälisin A substance in the blood that destroys red blood cells and liberates hemoglobin. Example sentencesExamples - In experiments one usually measures the time it takes one voltage-driven single-stranded DNA to translocate through the [alpha] hemolysin channel of a known structure.
- In a subsequent article we will provide the same analysis for DNA transport through [alpha] hemolysin.
- There are many bacterial virulence factors that may contribute to clinical outcomes, including bacterial hemolysins, proteases, and siderophores.
- Phospholipase and lecithinase are hemolysins that act synergistically to break down lipids and lecithin.
- It is interesting to note that the interaction of another hemolytic protein, the earthworm hemolysin eiseniapore, with lipid membranes has been shown to require sphingolipids.
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