Definition of calmodulin in English:

calmodulin

noun kalˈmɒdjʊlɪnkalˈmäjələn

mass nounBiochemistry

A protein which binds calcium and is involved in regulating a variety of activities in cells.
〔生化〕钙调蛋白，钙调素
Example sentencesExamples
- As examples, we have probed yeast proteome chips with calmodulin and six different phospholipids.
- High levels of intracellular calcium allow calmodulin to activate the myosin light chain kinase that facilitates muscle contraction.
- These mechanisms include allosteric regulation, regulation by reversible covalent modification and regulation by control proteins such as calmodulin.
- One of the subunits of this enzyme is the ubiquitous protein, calmodulin.
- A trivial reason explaining how both step sizes can be the same, is that the labeled calmodulin is bound to the catalytic domain.

Origin

1970s: from cal(cium) + modul(ate) + -in¹.

Definition of calmodulin in US English:

calmodulin

nounkalˈmäjələn

Biochemistry

A protein which binds calcium and is involved in regulating a variety of activities in cells.
〔生化〕钙调蛋白，钙调素
Example sentencesExamples
- High levels of intracellular calcium allow calmodulin to activate the myosin light chain kinase that facilitates muscle contraction.
- As examples, we have probed yeast proteome chips with calmodulin and six different phospholipids.
- One of the subunits of this enzyme is the ubiquitous protein, calmodulin.
- A trivial reason explaining how both step sizes can be the same, is that the labeled calmodulin is bound to the catalytic domain.
- These mechanisms include allosteric regulation, regulation by reversible covalent modification and regulation by control proteins such as calmodulin.

Origin

1970s: from cal(cium) + modul(ate) + -in.

词汇	calmodulin
释义	Definition of calmodulin in English: calmodulin noun kalˈmɒdjʊlɪnkalˈmäjələn mass nounBiochemistry A protein which binds calcium and is involved in regulating a variety of activities in cells. 〔生化〕钙调蛋白，钙调素 Example sentencesExamples As examples, we have probed yeast proteome chips with calmodulin and six different phospholipids. High levels of intracellular calcium allow calmodulin to activate the myosin light chain kinase that facilitates muscle contraction. These mechanisms include allosteric regulation, regulation by reversible covalent modification and regulation by control proteins such as calmodulin. One of the subunits of this enzyme is the ubiquitous protein, calmodulin. A trivial reason explaining how both step sizes can be the same, is that the labeled calmodulin is bound to the catalytic domain. Origin 1970s: from cal(cium) + modul(ate) + -in¹. Definition of calmodulin in US English: calmodulin nounkalˈmäjələn Biochemistry A protein which binds calcium and is involved in regulating a variety of activities in cells. 〔生化〕钙调蛋白，钙调素 Example sentencesExamples High levels of intracellular calcium allow calmodulin to activate the myosin light chain kinase that facilitates muscle contraction. As examples, we have probed yeast proteome chips with calmodulin and six different phospholipids. One of the subunits of this enzyme is the ubiquitous protein, calmodulin. A trivial reason explaining how both step sizes can be the same, is that the labeled calmodulin is bound to the catalytic domain. These mechanisms include allosteric regulation, regulation by reversible covalent modification and regulation by control proteins such as calmodulin. Origin 1970s: from cal(cium) + modul(ate) + -in.
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