helicin
/hɛlˈsɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A hypothetical antimicrobial peptide derived from a protein in the body’s cells that can kill bacteria.
“Researchers discovered a helicin with strong antibacterial properties.”
1. noun
A hypothetical antimicrobial peptide derived from a protein in the body’s cells that can kill bacteria.
“Researchers discovered a helicin with strong antibacterial properties.”