nonprotein
- noun
- /nɒnˈproʊtiːn/
- Specialized
- Many nonproteins can influence the activity of enzymes.
Examples
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The scientist analyzed the nonprotein content of the blood sample for further study.
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Some nonprotein compounds can interfere with certain laboratory tests.
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The nutritionist explained the difference between protein and nonprotein sources of nitrogen.
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This solution contains a nonprotein component.
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The scientist analyzed the nonprotein content of the blood sample for further study.
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Some nonprotein compounds can interfere with certain laboratory tests.
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The nutritionist explained the difference between protein and nonprotein sources of nitrogen.
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Etymology
Nonprotein means 'not protein', built from non- 'not' plus protein, and is used in labs and nutrition to say a substance does not contain protein. So the label nonprotein simply tells you the compound or part is not made of protein.