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exosome
ex·o·some E5289700 (ĕk′sō-sōm′)n.1. A tiny vesicle created and released from the plasma membrane of various types of cells, especially immune cells, and capable of inducing antigen-specific immune responses.2. A cellular protein complex containing enzymes that degrade nuclear and cytoplasmic RNA.exosome
exosome (ĕk′sō-sōm′)n.1. A tiny vesicle created and released from the plasma membrane of various types of cells, especially immune cells, and capable of inducing antigen-specific immune responses.2. A cellular protein complex containing enzymes that degrade nuclear and cytoplasmic RNA.exosome (ĕks′ō-sōm″) [″ + Gr. soma, body] An intracellular complex that degrades and processes messenger RNA molecules.exosome a protein complex containing NUCLEASES involved in degrading mRNA in eukaryotes. |