| 释义 |
sequenator Biochem.|ˈsiːkwəneɪtə(r)|
[Irreg. f. sequence v. + -ator.]
= sequencer2 2.
1967Edman & Begg in European Jrnl. Biochem. I. 81/1 We propose the term ‘sequenator’ for an instrument which determines the sequence of an ordered linear polymer by repeating a chemical process. 1973MTP Internat. Rev. Sci., Org. Chem. VI. 48 The operation of the sequenator relies on the insolubility of the protein during the extraction procedure and short peptide chains are too soluble to be successfully degraded. 1978Nature 19 Jan. 281/2 The sequence of the first 44 residues of this peptide has been determined on a protein sequenator (unpublished results). |