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albumenize

Terms vs Albumenize - What's the difference?

terms | albumenize |


As a noun terms

is .

As a verb albumenize is

to convert into albumen.

Albumenise vs Albumenize - What's the difference?

albumenise | albumenize |


As verbs the difference between albumenise and albumenize

is that albumenise is while albumenize is to convert into albumen.

Albumenize vs Albumenized - What's the difference?

albumenize | albumenized |


As verbs the difference between albumenize and albumenized

is that albumenize is to convert into albumen while albumenized is (albumenize).

Albumenize vs Albuminize - What's the difference?

albumenize | albuminize |

Albuminize is a alternative form of albumenize.



As verbs the difference between albumenize and albuminize

is that albumenize is to convert into albumen while albuminize is alternative form of albumenize.

Taxonomy vs Albumenize - What's the difference?

taxonomy | albumenize |


As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As a verb albumenize is

to convert into albumen.

Albumenize vs Albuminoid - What's the difference?

albumenize | albuminoid | Related terms |

Albumenize is a related term of albuminoid.


As a verb albumenize

is to convert into albumen.

As an adjective albuminoid is

of albumin.

As a noun albuminoid is

a simple protein of a subclass mainly derived from animal connective or supportive tissue.

Albumenize vs Albumenoid - What's the difference?

albumenize | albumenoid | Related terms |

Albumenize is a related term of albumenoid.


As a verb albumenize

is to convert into albumen.

As a noun albumenoid is

.

Albumenize vs Toxalbumin - What's the difference?

albumenize | toxalbumin | Related terms |

Toxalbumin is a related term of albumenize.



As a verb albumenize

is to convert into albumen.

As a noun toxalbumin is

a protein which is toxic (i.e. organic and poisonous.