Usually means: Enzyme derived from fig latex.
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  1. ficin: Merriam-Webster
  2. ficin: Collins English Dictionary
  3. ficin: Wiktionary
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Ficin)

▸ noun:  Alternative form of ficain [(biochemistry) An enzyme derived from figs.]

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papionin, saffranin, lit-fic, dracine, maltine, saffranine, kinate, affinisation, synthesase, inhibiter, more...

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infiction, nonfiction, reality

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Similar:
papionin, saffranin, lit-fic, dracine, maltine, saffranine, kinate, affinisation, synthesase, inhibiter, more...

Opposite:
infiction, nonfiction, reality

Types:
romance, comedy, drama, tragedy, action, adventure, fantasy, sci-fi, mystery, more...



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