genistein

As nouns the difference between terms and genistein

is that terms is while genistein is (organic compound) an isoflavone, found in clover, soya etc, that has estrogenic properties.

As nouns the difference between genistein and estrogen

is that genistein is (organic compound) an isoflavone, found in clover, soya etc, that has estrogenic properties while estrogen is (steroid hormone) any of a group of (l) that are (l) by the (l) and (l) as (l) (l) (l).

In organic compound terms the difference between genistin and genistein

is that genistin is an isoflavone glycoside extracted from soybean while genistein is an isoflavone, found in clover, soya etc., that has estrogenic properties.

As an adjective estrogenic

is (steroid) of, relating to, or acting like estrogen.

As a noun genistein is

(organic compound) an isoflavone, found in clover, soya etc, that has estrogenic properties.

As nouns the difference between soya and genistein

is that soya is soya bean while genistein is (organic compound) an isoflavone, found in clover, soya etc, that has estrogenic properties.

As a proper noun clover

is .

As a noun genistein is

(organic compound) an isoflavone, found in clover, soya etc, that has estrogenic properties.

As nouns the difference between isoflavone and genistein

is that isoflavone is (organic chemistry) any of a class of polyphenolic phytoestrogens found in soybeans and similar plants that may have beneficial health properties while genistein is (organic compound) an isoflavone, found in clover, soya etc, that has estrogenic properties.