Definition of prosome in English:

prosome

noun ˈprəʊsəʊm

Zoology

In free-living and some parasitic copepods: the region of the body anterior to the main articulation or point of flexure (including the head and some or all of the thoracic segments); contrasted with urosome. Also more generally: = "prosoma".

noun ˈprəʊsəʊm

Biology

Proteasome; (occasionally also) the core unit of a proteasome, carrying the catalytic activity.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Dictionary. From pro- + -some
1980s. From pro- + -some. Compare proteasome.

nounˈprəʊsəʊm

Zoology

In free-living and some parasitic copepods: the region of the body anterior to the main articulation or point of flexure (including the head and some or all of the thoracic segments); contrasted with urosome. Also more generally: = "prosoma".

nounˈprəʊsəʊm

Biology

Proteasome; (occasionally also) the core unit of a proteasome, carrying the catalytic activity.

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Dictionary. From pro- + -some<br>1980s. From pro- + -some. Compare proteasome.

词汇	prosome
释义	Definition of prosome in English: prosome noun ˈprəʊsəʊm Zoology In free-living and some parasitic copepods: the region of the body anterior to the main articulation or point of flexure (including the head and some or all of the thoracic segments); contrasted with urosome. Also more generally: = "prosoma". noun ˈprəʊsəʊm Biology Proteasome; (occasionally also) the core unit of a proteasome, carrying the catalytic activity. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Dictionary. From pro- + -some 1980s. From pro- + -some. Compare proteasome. Definition of prosome in US English: prosome nounˈprəʊsəʊm Zoology In free-living and some parasitic copepods: the region of the body anterior to the main articulation or point of flexure (including the head and some or all of the thoracic segments); contrasted with urosome. Also more generally: = "prosoma". nounˈprəʊsəʊm Biology Proteasome; (occasionally also) the core unit of a proteasome, carrying the catalytic activity. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Century Dictionary. From pro- + -some<br>1980s. From pro- + -some. Compare proteasome.
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