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1. Myosinogen (countable and uncountable, plural Myosinogens) (biochemistry) A globulin, one of the two principal proteins of muscle tissue, from which the myosin formed during rigor mortis is derived.

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2. Objective: To identify the IgE epitopes of the Myosinogen allergens in S

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3. Myosin, Myosinogen is a potential initiator of food allergy.

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4. All of the Myosinogen allergens triggered basophil activation; surface expression of CD63 and CD203c was higher in patients allergic to AK and FLN c than in patients allergic to SCP and TIM

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5. Of the coagulation of the Myosinogen and paraMyosinogen, it disappears after 1 to 6 days or when decomposition begins Dependent lividity: Definitions Dependent lividity: A purple coloration of the dependent parts, except in areas of contact pressure, appearing within one half to two hours after death, as a result of gravitational movement of

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6. Examples – Serum globulin, vitellin (egg yolk), tuberin (potato), Myosinogen (muscle), legumin (peas)

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7. (1) rig·or mor·’tis – stiffening of the body, 1-7 hours after death, from hardening of the muscular tissues as a consequence of the coagulation of the Myosinogen and paraMyosinogen; it disappears after 1-6 days or when decomposition begins.

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8. As muscles further acidify, coagulated Myosinogen dissolves and muscles become flaccid again

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9. Myosinogen prevents me from making a definite statement as to the amount of alcohol required for its precipitation, but such results as I have obtained indicate that paraMyosinogen (v

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10. Fimrth's myosin) is a body requiring but a smnall proportion of alcohol for its precipitation and the relation between this bodyand Myosinogen (called myogen by v.

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11. Crayfish Myosinogen preparation

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12. The resulting supernatant contained crayfish Myosinogen…

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13. Upon heating, they are coagulated and include vitellin (egg globulin), fibrinogen (blood protein), Myosinogen (muscle protein), etc

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14. It is probably due to the formation in the muscle of myosin, a substance which probably comes from Myosinogen in the living muscle and which is closely akin to the fibrin of blood.

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15. Myosinogen.-This is coagulated byheatat 56°C., and the co-agulum so formed is a sticky one

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16. Another major allergen described in crayfish Myosinogen is arginine kinase, which was reported to be involved in cross-reactivity among invertebrate (Chen et …

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17. A comprehensive analysis of the allergenicity and IgE epitopes of Myosinogen allergens in Scylla paramamosain

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18. Tial process is a coagulation of the Myosinogen, although, as Beneke2 pointed out, in rigor mortis of uninjured muscles there is a coagulation of the Myosinogen without the production of any-thing resembling the characteristic hyaline appearance of waxy degeneration

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19. The muscle-albumins include "myosin" or paraMyosinogen, a globulin, which by coagulation induces rigor mortis, and the closely related "Myosinogen" or myogen; myoglobulin and myoalbumin are also found in muscles

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20. Results: The content of protein, myofibril protein and Myosinogen gradually descend, and nonprotein nitrogen(NPN) gradually increase along with the extend of fermented time

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21. Caseinogen andcasein to Myosinogen and myosin appears to me to be exceedingly close." Prof

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22. The body stiffens due to glycogen levels changing to Myosinogen, a gel like substance due to the pH level of the body lowering from lactic acid build up

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23. The hardening of the muscular tissues of the body, from one to seven hours after death as a result of the coagulation of the Myosinogen and paraMyosinogen: The

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