Look up: ovalbumin

1. ovalbumin
   A major protein constituent of egg white. A phosphoprotein of 386 amino acids (44 kD) with one N-linked oligosaccharide chain. Synthesis is stimulated by oestrogen. The gene, of which there is only one in the chicken genome, has eight exons and is of 7.8 kbase; it was one of the first genes to be studied in this sort of detail.
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2. ovalbumin
   <protein> A major protein constituent of egg white. A phosphoprotein of 386 amino acids (44 kD) with one N linked oligosaccharide chain. Synthesis is stimulated by oestrogen. ... The gene, of which there is only one in the chicken genome, has eight exons and is of 7.8 kbase, it was one of the ...
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3. Ovalbumin
   • (n.) Alt. of Ovalbumen
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4. ovalbumin
   ovalbumin The chief protein occurring in the white of egg and resembling serum albumin; also found in phosphorylated form.
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5. ovalbumin
   ovalbumin: see albumin; glycoprotein.
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6. ovalbumin
   Type: Term Pronunciation: ō′văl-byū′min Definitions: 1. The chief protein occurring in the white of egg and resembling serum albumin; also found in phosphorylated form. Synonyms: albumen, egg albumin
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7. Ovalbumin
   `Ovalbumin` is the main protein found in egg white, making up 60-65% of the total protein. Ovalbumin displays sequence and three-dimensional homology to the serpin superfamily, but unlike most serpins it is not a pmid=10981809-->--> The function of ovalbumin is unknown, although it is presumed to be...
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