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ommin Biochem.|ˈɒmɪn|
Also -ine.
[a. G. ommin (E. Becker 1939, in Biol. Zentralbl. LIX. 611), f. Gr. ὄµµ-α eye: see -in1.]
Any of the group of ommochromes characterized by stronger colours, greater stability to alkalis, and higher molecular weights as compared with the ommatins.
1940, etc. [see ommatin]. 1964T. H. Goldsmith in M. Rockstein Physiol. Insecta I. x. 425 The principal ommin is widely distributed in arthropods and cephalopods. 1965[see ommochrome]. |
