Definition of actomyosin in English:

actomyosin

noun ˌaktə(ʊ)ˈmʌɪəsɪnˌaktəˈmīəsən

mass nounBiochemistry

A complex of actin and myosin of which the contractile protein filaments of muscle tissue are composed.
〔生化〕肌动球蛋白
Example sentencesExamples
- When muscles contract, electrical impulses cause the two proteins to slide past each other and bond, forming a complex molecule known as actomyosin, shortening and holding the position.
- It has been recognized that various NTPs have different affinities for actomyosin, and myosins complexed with these NTPs or their products have different affinities for actin.
- We have a worm whose body wall is a collagenous membrane and whose engine is the muscle protein actomyosin.
- The lower actomyosin content of immature fibers compared to mature adult skeletal muscle fibers may account for this observation.
- We presented evidence implicating actin polymerization and not actomyosin activity as the dominant mechanism actuating the stiffening response.

Origin

1940s: from actin + myosin.

Definition of actomyosin in US English:

actomyosin

nounˌaktəˈmīəsən

Biochemistry

A complex of actin and myosin of which the contractile protein filaments of muscle tissue are composed.
〔生化〕肌动球蛋白
Example sentencesExamples
- We have a worm whose body wall is a collagenous membrane and whose engine is the muscle protein actomyosin.
- It has been recognized that various NTPs have different affinities for actomyosin, and myosins complexed with these NTPs or their products have different affinities for actin.
- The lower actomyosin content of immature fibers compared to mature adult skeletal muscle fibers may account for this observation.
- We presented evidence implicating actin polymerization and not actomyosin activity as the dominant mechanism actuating the stiffening response.
- When muscles contract, electrical impulses cause the two proteins to slide past each other and bond, forming a complex molecule known as actomyosin, shortening and holding the position.

Origin

1940s: from actin + myosin.

词汇	actomyosin
释义	Definition of actomyosin in English: actomyosin noun ˌaktə(ʊ)ˈmʌɪəsɪnˌaktəˈmīəsən mass nounBiochemistry A complex of actin and myosin of which the contractile protein filaments of muscle tissue are composed. 〔生化〕肌动球蛋白 Example sentencesExamples When muscles contract, electrical impulses cause the two proteins to slide past each other and bond, forming a complex molecule known as actomyosin, shortening and holding the position. It has been recognized that various NTPs have different affinities for actomyosin, and myosins complexed with these NTPs or their products have different affinities for actin. We have a worm whose body wall is a collagenous membrane and whose engine is the muscle protein actomyosin. The lower actomyosin content of immature fibers compared to mature adult skeletal muscle fibers may account for this observation. We presented evidence implicating actin polymerization and not actomyosin activity as the dominant mechanism actuating the stiffening response. Origin 1940s: from actin + myosin. Definition of actomyosin in US English: actomyosin nounˌaktəˈmīəsən Biochemistry A complex of actin and myosin of which the contractile protein filaments of muscle tissue are composed. 〔生化〕肌动球蛋白 Example sentencesExamples We have a worm whose body wall is a collagenous membrane and whose engine is the muscle protein actomyosin. It has been recognized that various NTPs have different affinities for actomyosin, and myosins complexed with these NTPs or their products have different affinities for actin. The lower actomyosin content of immature fibers compared to mature adult skeletal muscle fibers may account for this observation. We presented evidence implicating actin polymerization and not actomyosin activity as the dominant mechanism actuating the stiffening response. When muscles contract, electrical impulses cause the two proteins to slide past each other and bond, forming a complex molecule known as actomyosin, shortening and holding the position. Origin 1940s: from actin + myosin.
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