Words Ending With NIN

A substance that causes clumping of cells or particles.

Archaic form of alanine.

A red dye from the borage plant, used in food and cosmetics.

A water-soluble plant pigment giving red to violet colors.

A substance that neutralizes venom from animal bites or stings.

An antimalarial drug from sweet wormwood.

Undyed white homespun woolen cloth or yarn.

A reddish or violet pigment found in certain plants.

A peptide that dilates blood vessels and contracts smooth muscle.

Thyroid hormone that lowers blood calcium levels.

Alternative form of carrageenan.

A form of carrageenan.

A protein that assists in protein folding.

A hormone that stimulates digestion of fat and protein.

A toxic compound produced by certain fungi in cereals.

A toxic alkaloid found in hemlock.

Alternative form of cyanine; a blue dye.

A plant hormone that promotes cell division and delays aging.

A glycoside from foxglove used as a detergent.

A steroid compound obtained from digitalis plants, used as a heart drug.

A steroid compound found in yams, used to synthesize hormones.

A dark brown or black pigment found in hair and skin.

A gluten protein present in wheat.

An old spelling of guanine.

A substance that causes red blood cells to clump together.

A copper-containing oxygen-transport protein in some invertebrates.

A compound from sisal used in making steroidal drugs.

A substance that causes red blood cells to clump.

A blue copper-containing oxygen-transport protein in some invertebrates.

A tall cone-shaped headdress worn by medieval European noblewomen.

A member of the tribe Hominini.

An antibody that clumps red blood cells of other individuals of the same species.

A plant hormone promoting cell division.

A glycoprotein in basement membranes.

A carbohydrate found in certain lichens.

A complex organic polymer that binds cellulose in wood.

A viscous network in cell nuclei.

An antimicrobial peptide from African clawed frog skin.

An alloy of copper, manganese, and nickel for resistors.

An alternative form of mavourneen.

A substance found in opium.

Dark pigment in skin, hair, and feathers.

A hormone regulating sleep and wake cycles, secreted by the pineal gland.

A dark pigment found in certain brain regions.

A blood serum substance that coats pathogens, making them easier for phagocytes to engulf.

Alternative spelling of pheomelanin.

An older spelling of phenylalanine, an amino acid.

A reddish-brown pigment produced by melanocytes.

A blue-green synthetic pigment of the phthalocyanine group.

A blue pigment found in certain algae.

A copper-containing protein involved in photosynthesis electron transfer.

Alternative form of pyronine.

Obsolete spelling of quinine.

An enzyme from kidneys that helps regulate blood pressure.

An enzyme in gastric juice that coagulates milk.

A masterless samurai in feudal Japan.

A red dye used for staining in biology.

A crystalline compound used as an anthelmintic.

The non-sugar part of a saponin molecule.

A plant glucoside that forms a soapy lather.