- A
mucoprotein is a
glycoprotein composed primarily of mucopolysaccharides.
Mucoproteins can be
found throughout the body,
including the gastrointestinal...
-
Specialized Section on
Biophysical Subjects and
Specialized Section on
Mucoproteins and Mucopolysaccharides. In 1965, the
specialist sections were renamed...
- of
about 90%
water into
which about 10%
proteins (including albumins,
mucoproteins, and globulins) are dissolved.
Unlike the yolk,
which is high in lipids...
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reducing mucous viscosity and
elasticity by
breaking disulfide bonds in
mucoproteins within the
mucus complex, thus
facilitating mucus clearance. Post-surgical...
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fluid during ****ual arousal. The
secretion is a
clear fluid rich in
mucoproteins that help to
lubricate the
distal urethra and
neutralize any
acidic urine...
- 455. ISBN 978-1-4160-2973-1. Tamm I,
Horsfall FL (January 1952). "A
mucoprotein derived from
human urine which reacts with influenza, mumps, and Newcastle...
- cisternae. In 1949, Pe****
discovered that
Russell bodies also
contain mucoproteins that are
secreted by
plasma cells.
Russell bodies are not
tissue specific;...
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detected by microscopy. They form via
precipitation of Tamm–Horsfall
mucoprotein,
which is
secreted by
renal tubule cells, and
sometimes also by albumin...
- oviduct. This
stimulates the
secretion of
fluids rich in
lipids and
mucoproteins on
which they feed
along with s****ings from the
oviduct wall. They may...
- lungs. In turn, the
viscosity is
dependent upon the
concentration of
mucoprotein in the secretions. Mucolytics,
secretolytics and
secretomotorics are...
