Definition of phosphoprotein in English:

phosphoprotein

nounˌfɒsfə(ʊ)ˈprəʊtiːnˌfɑsfoʊˈproʊtin

Biochemistry

A protein that contains phosphorus (other than in a nucleic acid or a phospholipid).
〔生化〕磷蛋白，磷朊
Example sentencesExamples
- The wild-type P53 protein is a nuclear phosphoprotein coded by the P53 tumor-suppressor gene.
- Next we examine how multisite phosphorylation of key phosphoproteins in the various feedback loops influence dynamical behaviors using the random parameter search method.
- In an in vitro assay system using a recombinant SRK protein, the authors observed that SRK protein could interact with several phosphoproteins extracted from stigma cells (data not shown).
- In particular, work on vesicular stomatitis viruses has shown that the phosphoprotein, or P protein, interacts directly with the polymerase and nucleoproteins and plays a role in transcription and replication.
- This phosphoprotein is regulated post-translationally by reversible phosphorylation catalysed by a protein kinase and a microcystin-sensitive serine/threonine protein phosphatase.

Definition of phosphoprotein in US English:

phosphoprotein

nounˌfäsfōˈprōtēnˌfɑsfoʊˈproʊtin

Biochemistry

A protein that contains phosphorus (other than in an associated nucleic acid or phospholipid).
〔生化〕磷蛋白，磷朊
Example sentencesExamples
- In an in vitro assay system using a recombinant SRK protein, the authors observed that SRK protein could interact with several phosphoproteins extracted from stigma cells (data not shown).
- Next we examine how multisite phosphorylation of key phosphoproteins in the various feedback loops influence dynamical behaviors using the random parameter search method.
- The wild-type P53 protein is a nuclear phosphoprotein coded by the P53 tumor-suppressor gene.
- This phosphoprotein is regulated post-translationally by reversible phosphorylation catalysed by a protein kinase and a microcystin-sensitive serine/threonine protein phosphatase.
- In particular, work on vesicular stomatitis viruses has shown that the phosphoprotein, or P protein, interacts directly with the polymerase and nucleoproteins and plays a role in transcription and replication.

词汇	phosphoprotein
释义	Definition of phosphoprotein in English: phosphoprotein nounˌfɒsfə(ʊ)ˈprəʊtiːnˌfɑsfoʊˈproʊtin Biochemistry A protein that contains phosphorus (other than in a nucleic acid or a phospholipid). 〔生化〕磷蛋白，磷朊 Example sentencesExamples The wild-type P53 protein is a nuclear phosphoprotein coded by the P53 tumor-suppressor gene. Next we examine how multisite phosphorylation of key phosphoproteins in the various feedback loops influence dynamical behaviors using the random parameter search method. In an in vitro assay system using a recombinant SRK protein, the authors observed that SRK protein could interact with several phosphoproteins extracted from stigma cells (data not shown). In particular, work on vesicular stomatitis viruses has shown that the phosphoprotein, or P protein, interacts directly with the polymerase and nucleoproteins and plays a role in transcription and replication. This phosphoprotein is regulated post-translationally by reversible phosphorylation catalysed by a protein kinase and a microcystin-sensitive serine/threonine protein phosphatase. Definition of phosphoprotein in US English: phosphoprotein nounˌfäsfōˈprōtēnˌfɑsfoʊˈproʊtin Biochemistry A protein that contains phosphorus (other than in an associated nucleic acid or phospholipid). 〔生化〕磷蛋白，磷朊 Example sentencesExamples In an in vitro assay system using a recombinant SRK protein, the authors observed that SRK protein could interact with several phosphoproteins extracted from stigma cells (data not shown). Next we examine how multisite phosphorylation of key phosphoproteins in the various feedback loops influence dynamical behaviors using the random parameter search method. The wild-type P53 protein is a nuclear phosphoprotein coded by the P53 tumor-suppressor gene. This phosphoprotein is regulated post-translationally by reversible phosphorylation catalysed by a protein kinase and a microcystin-sensitive serine/threonine protein phosphatase. In particular, work on vesicular stomatitis viruses has shown that the phosphoprotein, or P protein, interacts directly with the polymerase and nucleoproteins and plays a role in transcription and replication.
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