💡 Words with a Similar Meaning to "Trypination"
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| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| trypinizationnoun | Misspelling of trypsinization. [The act or process of trypsinizing.] |
| trypsynizationnoun | Misspelling of trypsinization. [The act or process of trypsinizing.] |
| tripsinizationnoun | Misspelling of trypsinization. [The act or process of trypsinizing.] |
| tetramizationnoun | Misspelling of tetramerization. [(organic chemistry) polymerization to form a tetramer] |
| sulphinationnoun | reaction with a sulphinate |
| heparanizationnoun | Misspelling of heparinization. [Therapeutic administration of heparin] |
| alcalinizationnoun | Misspelling of alkalinization. [The conversion of something to an alkali.] |
| castillanizationnoun | Misspelling of castilianization. [Synonym of Hispanicization.] |
| ubiquitilationnoun | Misspelling of ubiquitylation. [(biochemistry) ubiquitination] |
| solublisationnoun | Misspelling of solubilisation. |
| opsinizationnoun | Misspelling of opsonization. [(immunology) The process or result of opsonizing] |
| fibrilisationnoun | Misspelling of fibrillization. [The formation of fibrils] |
| anesthizationnoun | Misspelling of anesthetization. [The administration of anesthesia.] |
| biosilificationnoun | Misspelling of biosilicification. [(biochemistry) biological or biochemical silicification] |
| pseudonizationnoun | Misspelling of pseudogenization. [(genetics) The conversion of a gene into a pseudogene.] |
| sumorylationnoun | Misspelling of sumoylation. |
| lixivationnoun | Misspelling of lixiviation. [The process of lixiviating.] |
| underglycolysationnoun | Misspelling of underglycosylation. [Less than normal glycosylation.] |
| mithridatisationnoun | (UK, rare) Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of mithridatization. [(US, rare) Synonym of mithridatism.] |
| sinaptosomalnoun | Misspelling of synaptosomal. |
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