nuclein
Britishnoun
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Nuclein paid the firm $10,000 to lobby Pence’s office and the Department of Health and Human Services, lobbying records show.
From Washington Post
Their clients now include Nuclein, maker of a handheld coronavirus testing device that is seeking regulatory clearance from the Food and Drug Administration.
From Washington Post
In Unravelling the Double Helix, medical historian Gareth Williams illuminates key research in the 85 years between the discoveries of nuclein, as it was first known, and the double helix.
From Nature
He extracted a strange, fluffy substance from the nuclei, dubbing it nuclein.
From Nature
In the 19th century, they had identified a substance in the nucleus of cells, first called nuclein and later nucleic acid, that they suspected was involved.
From Science Magazine
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