antialexin
/æntaɪˈlekˌsɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A protein that inhibits the activity of caspases, thereby blocking apoptosis.
“The discovery of antialexin led to new research in cancer treatment and cell survival mechanisms.”
2. noun
An inhibitor of apoptosis, often studied in the context of cellular development and death.
“The study of antialexin proteins has shed light on their role in maintaining cellular balance and preventing uncontrolled cell death.”