strepogenin

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strepogenin [strə′päj·ə·nən]

(biochemistry)

A factor, possibly a peptide derivative of glutamic acid, reported to exist in certain proteins, acting as a growth stimulant in bacteria and mice in the presence of completely hydrolyzed protein. Also known as streptogenin.

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