(biochemistry) The protein portion of a conjugated protein exclusive of the prosthetic group.
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(biochemistry) The protein portion of a conjugated protein exclusive of the prosthetic group.
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A polypeptide that combines with a prosthetic group to form a conjugated protein.
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The protein moiety of a molecule or complex, as of a lipoprotein.
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