Medical Definition of Paramyosin

1. Protein (200-220 kD) that forms a core in the thick filaments of invertebrate muscles. The molecule is rather like the rod part of myosin and has a two chain coiled coil _ helical structure, 130 nm by 2 nm. Paramyosin is present in particularly high concentration in the catch muscle of bivalve molluscs, where it forms the almost crystalline core of the thick filaments. This entry appears with permission from the Dictionary of Cell and Molecular Biology (11 Mar 2008)

Lexicographical Neighbors of Paramyosin

paramounts
paramour
paramour
paramours
paramphistomatidae
paramphistomiasis
Paramphistomum
paramural body
paramusia
paramyloidosis
paramylon
paramylum
paramylum
paramylums
paramyoclonus multiplex
paramyosin (current term)
paramyotonia
paramyotonus
Paramyxoviridae
paramyxoviridae infections
paramyxovirinae
paramyxovirus
paramyxovirus
paramyxoviruses
paramyxovirus infections
Parana
paranalgesia
paranaphthalene
paranasal
paranasal

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