Type: Term Definitions: 1. An acidic, calcium-binding protein characterized by its partial solubility in saturated ammonium sulfate; stains for S100 are used in the differential diagnosis of melanomas, which are commonly positive for S100.
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The S100 was a German sub-machine-gun manufactured after the Great War. It takes a 9 mm round from a 32-round box and has a cyclic rate of 500 rounds-per-minute. Its muzzle velocity is 417 meters-per-second.
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