Definition of squalamine in English:

squalamine

nounˈskweɪləmiːnˈskwāləˌmēn

mass nounBiochemistry

A compound of the steroid type found in sharks, which has antibiotic properties.
〔生化〕鲨胺
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1992, he discovered squalamine - a natural steroid that fights cancer by blocking off blood flow to tumours - in the liver of the dogfish shark.
- While they have no proof, the researchers think squalamine is also found in other species of shark.
- There has been no proof in clinical trials that squalamine has benefits in the in vivo setting.
- I look forward to participating in the further development of squalamine for the treatment of lung cancer.
- Histological analysis of eyes treated with squalamine showed a tumor with greatly diminished vascularity when compared to corresponding control sections.

Origin

1990s: from Latin squalus (denoting a kind of marine fish and used as a rare term in English for 'shark') + amine.

Definition of squalamine in US English:

squalamine

nounˈskwāləˌmēn

Biochemistry

A compound of the steroid type found in sharks, which has antibiotic properties.
〔生化〕鲨胺
Example sentencesExamples
- There has been no proof in clinical trials that squalamine has benefits in the in vivo setting.
- Histological analysis of eyes treated with squalamine showed a tumor with greatly diminished vascularity when compared to corresponding control sections.
- I look forward to participating in the further development of squalamine for the treatment of lung cancer.
- In 1992, he discovered squalamine - a natural steroid that fights cancer by blocking off blood flow to tumours - in the liver of the dogfish shark.
- While they have no proof, the researchers think squalamine is also found in other species of shark.

Origin

1990s: from Latin squalus (denoting a kind of marine fish and used as a rare term in English for ‘shark’) + amine.

单词	squalamine
释义	Definition of squalamine in English: squalamine nounˈskweɪləmiːnˈskwāləˌmēn mass nounBiochemistry A compound of the steroid type found in sharks, which has antibiotic properties. 〔生化〕鲨胺 Example sentencesExamples In 1992, he discovered squalamine - a natural steroid that fights cancer by blocking off blood flow to tumours - in the liver of the dogfish shark. While they have no proof, the researchers think squalamine is also found in other species of shark. There has been no proof in clinical trials that squalamine has benefits in the in vivo setting. I look forward to participating in the further development of squalamine for the treatment of lung cancer. Histological analysis of eyes treated with squalamine showed a tumor with greatly diminished vascularity when compared to corresponding control sections. Origin 1990s: from Latin squalus (denoting a kind of marine fish and used as a rare term in English for 'shark') + amine. Definition of squalamine in US English: squalamine nounˈskwāləˌmēn Biochemistry A compound of the steroid type found in sharks, which has antibiotic properties. 〔生化〕鲨胺 Example sentencesExamples There has been no proof in clinical trials that squalamine has benefits in the in vivo setting. Histological analysis of eyes treated with squalamine showed a tumor with greatly diminished vascularity when compared to corresponding control sections. I look forward to participating in the further development of squalamine for the treatment of lung cancer. In 1992, he discovered squalamine - a natural steroid that fights cancer by blocking off blood flow to tumours - in the liver of the dogfish shark. While they have no proof, the researchers think squalamine is also found in other species of shark. Origin 1990s: from Latin squalus (denoting a kind of marine fish and used as a rare term in English for ‘shark’) + amine.
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