histidine

English

Etymology

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Noun

histidine (plural histidines)

(biochemistry) An essential amino acid C₆H₉N₃O₂ found in most animal proteins; essential for tissue growth and repair.

Translations

essential amino acid; C₆H₉N₃O₂

Chinese:
Mandarin: 組氨酸 (zh), 组氨酸 (zh) (zǔānsuān)
Czech: histidin m
Esperanto: histidino
Finnish: histidiini
French: histidine (fr) f
German: Histidin (de) n
Greek: ιστιδίνη (el) f (istidíni)
Hungarian: hisztidin
Irish: histidín m

Japanese: ヒスチジン (hisuchijin)
Persian: هیستیدین‎ (histidin)
Polish: histydyna f
Portuguese: histidina f
Romanian: histidină (ro) f
Russian: гистиди́н (ru) m (gistidín)
Spanish: histidina f
Swedish: histidin (sv)
Turkish: histidin

Derived terms

Further reading

histidine on Wikipedia.Wikipedia

Anagrams

dithiines

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