Definition of laminin in English:

laminin

noun ˈlamɪnɪnˈlamənən

mass nounBiochemistry

A fibrous protein present in the basal lamina of the epithelia.
Example sentencesExamples
- Our group has also successfully demonstrated that the gel mixture of collagen, laminin and fibronectin could offer a suitable growth medium for the regeneration of axons.
- Bacterial attachment to inanimate surfaces generally requires that a surface be conditioned by organic deposits, such as collagen, laminin, fibrin, and fibrinogen.
- Fibronectin, laminin, and chondronectin are three structural glycoproteins; these cannot, however, be distinguished by routine histological techniques.
- Normal cells harbor this receptor, too, but it's usually occupied by the protein laminin.
- ‘Tests showed that in the presence of laminin, the activity of close to 1,000 genes was affected,’ Folberg said.

Definition of laminin in US English:

laminin

nounˈlamənən

Biochemistry

A fibrous protein present in the basal lamina of the epithelia.
Example sentencesExamples
- Normal cells harbor this receptor, too, but it's usually occupied by the protein laminin.
- Fibronectin, laminin, and chondronectin are three structural glycoproteins; these cannot, however, be distinguished by routine histological techniques.
- Bacterial attachment to inanimate surfaces generally requires that a surface be conditioned by organic deposits, such as collagen, laminin, fibrin, and fibrinogen.
- Our group has also successfully demonstrated that the gel mixture of collagen, laminin and fibronectin could offer a suitable growth medium for the regeneration of axons.
- ‘Tests showed that in the presence of laminin, the activity of close to 1,000 genes was affected,’ Folberg said.

单词	laminin
释义	Definition of laminin in English: laminin noun ˈlamɪnɪnˈlamənən mass nounBiochemistry A fibrous protein present in the basal lamina of the epithelia. Example sentencesExamples Our group has also successfully demonstrated that the gel mixture of collagen, laminin and fibronectin could offer a suitable growth medium for the regeneration of axons. Bacterial attachment to inanimate surfaces generally requires that a surface be conditioned by organic deposits, such as collagen, laminin, fibrin, and fibrinogen. Fibronectin, laminin, and chondronectin are three structural glycoproteins; these cannot, however, be distinguished by routine histological techniques. Normal cells harbor this receptor, too, but it's usually occupied by the protein laminin. ‘Tests showed that in the presence of laminin, the activity of close to 1,000 genes was affected,’ Folberg said. Definition of laminin in US English: laminin nounˈlamənən Biochemistry A fibrous protein present in the basal lamina of the epithelia. Example sentencesExamples Normal cells harbor this receptor, too, but it's usually occupied by the protein laminin. Fibronectin, laminin, and chondronectin are three structural glycoproteins; these cannot, however, be distinguished by routine histological techniques. Bacterial attachment to inanimate surfaces generally requires that a surface be conditioned by organic deposits, such as collagen, laminin, fibrin, and fibrinogen. Our group has also successfully demonstrated that the gel mixture of collagen, laminin and fibronectin could offer a suitable growth medium for the regeneration of axons. ‘Tests showed that in the presence of laminin, the activity of close to 1,000 genes was affected,’ Folberg said.
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