Definition of haemagglutinin in English:

haemagglutinin

(US hemagglutinin)

noun ˌhiːməˈɡluːtɪnɪnˌhēməˈɡlo͞otənən

Biology Medicine

A substance, such as a viral protein, which causes haemagglutination.
Example sentencesExamples
- In this study we monitored membrane ionic permeability at early stages of fusion mediated by the fusogenic protein influenza hemagglutinin.
- The introduced viral genes encode a surface protein called hemagglutinin, an enzyme known as neuraminidase, and two proteins dubbed M1 and M2.
- Most consist of a viral protein called hemagglutinin, which has the unique ability to latch onto respiratory cells and invade them.
- The two envelope glycoprotein antigens, the hemagglutinin and the neuraminidase determine host specificity and efficiency of infection and transmission on the background of the susceptible cells of the host species.
- Influenza is the prototypic virus containing a class I fusion protein, hemagglutinin, that requires low pH for fusion.

Definition of hemagglutinin in US English:

hemagglutinin

(British haemagglutinin)

nounˌhēməˈɡlo͞otənən

Medicine Biology

A substance, such as a viral protein, which causes hemagglutination.
Example sentencesExamples
- The two envelope glycoprotein antigens, the hemagglutinin and the neuraminidase determine host specificity and efficiency of infection and transmission on the background of the susceptible cells of the host species.
- Most consist of a viral protein called hemagglutinin, which has the unique ability to latch onto respiratory cells and invade them.
- The introduced viral genes encode a surface protein called hemagglutinin, an enzyme known as neuraminidase, and two proteins dubbed M1 and M2.
- Influenza is the prototypic virus containing a class I fusion protein, hemagglutinin, that requires low pH for fusion.
- In this study we monitored membrane ionic permeability at early stages of fusion mediated by the fusogenic protein influenza hemagglutinin.

单词	haemagglutinin
释义	Definition of haemagglutinin in English: haemagglutinin (US hemagglutinin) noun ˌhiːməˈɡluːtɪnɪnˌhēməˈɡlo͞otənən Biology Medicine A substance, such as a viral protein, which causes haemagglutination. Example sentencesExamples In this study we monitored membrane ionic permeability at early stages of fusion mediated by the fusogenic protein influenza hemagglutinin. The introduced viral genes encode a surface protein called hemagglutinin, an enzyme known as neuraminidase, and two proteins dubbed M1 and M2. Most consist of a viral protein called hemagglutinin, which has the unique ability to latch onto respiratory cells and invade them. The two envelope glycoprotein antigens, the hemagglutinin and the neuraminidase determine host specificity and efficiency of infection and transmission on the background of the susceptible cells of the host species. Influenza is the prototypic virus containing a class I fusion protein, hemagglutinin, that requires low pH for fusion. Definition of hemagglutinin in US English: hemagglutinin (British haemagglutinin) nounˌhēməˈɡlo͞otənən Medicine Biology A substance, such as a viral protein, which causes hemagglutination. Example sentencesExamples The two envelope glycoprotein antigens, the hemagglutinin and the neuraminidase determine host specificity and efficiency of infection and transmission on the background of the susceptible cells of the host species. Most consist of a viral protein called hemagglutinin, which has the unique ability to latch onto respiratory cells and invade them. The introduced viral genes encode a surface protein called hemagglutinin, an enzyme known as neuraminidase, and two proteins dubbed M1 and M2. Influenza is the prototypic virus containing a class I fusion protein, hemagglutinin, that requires low pH for fusion. In this study we monitored membrane ionic permeability at early stages of fusion mediated by the fusogenic protein influenza hemagglutinin.
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