Definition of tachykinin in English:

tachykinin

nounˌtakɪˈkʌɪnɪnˌtakəˈkīnin

Biochemistry

Any of a class of substances formed in bodily tissue in response to injury and having a rapid stimulant effect on smooth muscle.
〔生化〕（快）速激肽
Example sentencesExamples
- In general, it has been found that the tachykinins display some elements of secondary structure in appropriate solution environments, though it has been suggested that they undergo rapid conformational exchange.
- They determined whether viral infections alter the expression of tachykinins in vagal afferents.
- The symptoms of carcinoid are produced by excess secretion of serotonin, and the flushing by histamine and tachykinins.
- Intravenous injection of several tachykinins such as substance P and neurokinin A induces plasma extravasation markedly in the trachea and main bronchi and less prominently in the larynx and intrapulmonary airways of guinea pigs.

Definition of tachykinin in US English:

tachykinin

nounˌtakəˈkīnin

Biochemistry

Any of a class of substances formed in bodily tissue in response to injury and having a rapid stimulant effect on smooth muscle.
〔生化〕（快）速激肽
Example sentencesExamples
- Intravenous injection of several tachykinins such as substance P and neurokinin A induces plasma extravasation markedly in the trachea and main bronchi and less prominently in the larynx and intrapulmonary airways of guinea pigs.
- They determined whether viral infections alter the expression of tachykinins in vagal afferents.
- In general, it has been found that the tachykinins display some elements of secondary structure in appropriate solution environments, though it has been suggested that they undergo rapid conformational exchange.
- The symptoms of carcinoid are produced by excess secretion of serotonin, and the flushing by histamine and tachykinins.

词汇	tachykinin
释义	Definition of tachykinin in English: tachykinin nounˌtakɪˈkʌɪnɪnˌtakəˈkīnin Biochemistry Any of a class of substances formed in bodily tissue in response to injury and having a rapid stimulant effect on smooth muscle. 〔生化〕（快）速激肽 Example sentencesExamples In general, it has been found that the tachykinins display some elements of secondary structure in appropriate solution environments, though it has been suggested that they undergo rapid conformational exchange. They determined whether viral infections alter the expression of tachykinins in vagal afferents. The symptoms of carcinoid are produced by excess secretion of serotonin, and the flushing by histamine and tachykinins. Intravenous injection of several tachykinins such as substance P and neurokinin A induces plasma extravasation markedly in the trachea and main bronchi and less prominently in the larynx and intrapulmonary airways of guinea pigs. Definition of tachykinin in US English: tachykinin nounˌtakəˈkīnin Biochemistry Any of a class of substances formed in bodily tissue in response to injury and having a rapid stimulant effect on smooth muscle. 〔生化〕（快）速激肽 Example sentencesExamples Intravenous injection of several tachykinins such as substance P and neurokinin A induces plasma extravasation markedly in the trachea and main bronchi and less prominently in the larynx and intrapulmonary airways of guinea pigs. They determined whether viral infections alter the expression of tachykinins in vagal afferents. In general, it has been found that the tachykinins display some elements of secondary structure in appropriate solution environments, though it has been suggested that they undergo rapid conformational exchange. The symptoms of carcinoid are produced by excess secretion of serotonin, and the flushing by histamine and tachykinins.
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