Definition of ferratin in English:

ferratin

noun ˈfɛrətɪn

Biochemistry historical

An iron-containing substance obtained from liver tissue, probably a mixture of ferritin and other proteins.

Origin

Late 19th century. From classical Latin ferrātus bound or covered with iron, clad in armour, armoured, (of water) impregnated with iron (from ferrum iron + -ātus) + -in.

Definition of ferratin in US English:

ferratin

nounˈfɛrətɪn

Biochemistry historical

An iron-containing substance obtained from liver tissue, probably a mixture of ferritin and other proteins.

Origin

Late 19th century. From classical Latin ferrātus bound or covered with iron, clad in armour, armoured, (of water) impregnated with iron (from ferrum iron + -ātus) + -in.

词汇	ferratin
释义	Definition of ferratin in English: ferratin noun ˈfɛrətɪn Biochemistry historical An iron-containing substance obtained from liver tissue, probably a mixture of ferritin and other proteins. Origin Late 19th century. From classical Latin ferrātus bound or covered with iron, clad in armour, armoured, (of water) impregnated with iron (from ferrum iron + -ātus) + -in. Definition of ferratin in US English: ferratin nounˈfɛrətɪn Biochemistry historical An iron-containing substance obtained from liver tissue, probably a mixture of ferritin and other proteins. Origin Late 19th century. From classical Latin ferrātus bound or covered with iron, clad in armour, armoured, (of water) impregnated with iron (from ferrum iron + -ātus) + -in.
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