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contractile
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contractile [kən′trak·təl]
(biology)
Displaying contraction; having the property of contracting.


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Their structural role includes both the contractile proteins of the muscles and the fibrous proteins in connective tissue, skin, nails, and hair.
Current issues in sports nutrition in athletes by Fowler, Rachel / Southern Medical Journal
The copresence of animal protein from meat, fish or poultry (the 'MFP' factor) enhances absorption due to the presence of peptides that arise from digestion of the contractile proteins, actin and myosin.
Calcium, iron and zinc--essential minerals by Samman, Samir / Nutrition & Dietetics: The Journal of the Dietitians Association of Australia
Careful consideration should also be given to post-translational glycosylation and function, for example, enzymatic activity, pathogenesis related-proteins, and contractile proteins (protein families).
Nonmurine animal models of food allergy. (Mini-Monograph) by Frick, Oscar L. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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