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phaseolin Biochem.|fəˈsiːəʊlɪn|
[f. L. phaseolus kidney-bean; see -in1.]
a. A crystalline globulin found in the seeds of the kidney bean.
1893T. B. Osborne in 17th Ann. Rep. Connecticut Agric. Exper. Station iv. 187, I have been able to identify and obtain in a state of comparative purity, two distinct proteids, one, the most abundant, having quite the properties of a globulin, which I shall designate phaseolin. 1921Nature 21 July 666/2 Little or no cystines in a protein has also an effect upon the growth of rats. This has been most clearly demonstrated in the case of the protein, phaseolin, of the navy bean. 1964Chem. Abstr. LXI. 10938 The enzymic hydrolysis of phaseolin with trypsin was affected by addn. of the azo dye, amaranth, at pH 8.
†b. = phaseollin. Obs.
1963Cruickshank & Perrin in Life Sci. II. 680 The isolation is now reported of a further phytoalexin of the Leguminosae, sub-family Papillionaceae. This substance, for which we propose the trivial name, phaseolin, has been obtained by inoculation of detached, opened pods of the French bean, Phaseolus vulgaris L., using a spore suspension of [the fungus] Monilinia fructicola (Wint.). 1964[see phaseollin]. |