Usually means: Synthetic polymers resembling natural proteins.
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  5. proteinoid: Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th Ed.
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▸ noun:  (biochemistry) A polypeptide formed abiotically from by heating a mixture of amino acids

Similar:
protein, proteid, proteide, pseudoprotein, proteinogenesis, proteose, polypeptide, propolypeptide, albumose, polyaminoacid, more...

Opposite:
non-protein, inorganic, mineral

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Similar:
protein, proteid, proteide, pseudoprotein, proteinogenesis, proteose, polypeptide, propolypeptide, albumose, polyaminoacid, more...

Opposite:
non-protein, inorganic, mineral



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