Definition of albumose in English:

albumose

noun ˈalbjʊməʊsˈalbjʊməʊz

Biochemistry historical

Any of a class of polypeptides (proteoses) formed by the partial digestion of a protein or (specifically) of an albumin.

Origin

Late 19th century. From German Albumose from Album- (in Albumin) + -ose. Earlier in English in prefixed forms denoting distinct types, as anti-albumose and hemialbumose (reflecting coinages in Kühne's 1877 paper).

Definition of albumose in US English:

albumose

noun

Biochemistry historical

Any of a class of polypeptides (proteoses) formed by the partial digestion of a protein or (specifically) of an albumin.

Origin

Late 19th century. From German Albumose from Album- (in Albumin) + -ose. Earlier in English in prefixed forms denoting distinct types, as anti-albumose and hemialbumose (reflecting coinages in Kühne's 1877 paper).

单词	albumose
释义	Definition of albumose in English: albumose noun ˈalbjʊməʊsˈalbjʊməʊz Biochemistry historical Any of a class of polypeptides (proteoses) formed by the partial digestion of a protein or (specifically) of an albumin. Origin Late 19th century. From German Albumose from Album- (in Albumin) + -ose. Earlier in English in prefixed forms denoting distinct types, as anti-albumose and hemialbumose (reflecting coinages in Kühne's 1877 paper). Definition of albumose in US English: albumose noun Biochemistry historical Any of a class of polypeptides (proteoses) formed by the partial digestion of a protein or (specifically) of an albumin. Origin Late 19th century. From German Albumose from Album- (in Albumin) + -ose. Earlier in English in prefixed forms denoting distinct types, as anti-albumose and hemialbumose (reflecting coinages in Kühne's 1877 paper).
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