nuclein

/ ˈnjuːklɪɪn /

noun

any of a group of proteins, containing phosphorus, that occur in the nuclei of living cells

What about the patient who eats several eggs or consumes a sweetbread or other nuclein-containing articles of diet?

The presence of nuclein in their bodies involves consequences which we are only beginning to perceive.

One of the German chemists is convinced that the nuclein in the nucleus of the cell is not a very complicated compound.

Yeast yields a free supply of what is called nuclein and nucleinic acid.

The membrane of the vesicular nucleus is thin, but firm, and encloses a clear or finely granular mass of nuclein.

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