zencilerde normal olarak bulunan koyu renkli deri boyası, melanin

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Definition of zencilerde normal olarak bulunan koyu renkli deri boyası, melanin in Turkish English dictionary

(Tıp) melanin

Any of a group of naturally occurring dark pigments, especially the pigment found in skin, hair, fur, and feathers

pigment granules, usually black, derived from indole and present in animals

Black pigment in the pigment epithelium cells that absorbs light not captured by the retina, thereby preventing the light from being reflected off the back of the eye

a dark pigment found in the skin, retina and hair

A dark brown pigment found in the skin

mel'ah-ninThe dark pigment synthesized by melanocytes; responsible for skin color Back

The pigment largely responsible for human skin color

skin and scales and feathers

black or brown skin pigments

A black pigment common in many animals

insoluble pigments that account for the color of e g skin and scales and feathers

A pigment of the skin and integaments, whose colour varies from brown to black MELANOCYTES Pigmented cells, which are found among the cells of the deepest layer of the epidermis, which synthesize melanin MEMBRANE A thin and flexible layer of tissue made up of an epithelial layer and of a basal membrane or a synovial membrane MITOCHONDRION A cytoplasmic organite responsible for the energetic metabolism of a cell

insoluble pigments that account for the color of e

{i} dark pigment in the biochemical make-up of humans and animals which determines the darkness of skin and hair

Dark pigment of the skin, hair, and eyes

Skin pigment (substance that gives the skin its color) Dark-skinned people have more melanin than light-skinned people

a substance that gives the skin its color (also called pigment)

The main pigment that gives color to the skin and hair Melanin produces eumelanin and phaeomelanin

Melanin is a dark substance in the skin, eyes, and hair of people and animals, which gives them colour and can protect them against strong sunlight. a natural dark brown colour in human skin, hair, and eyes (melas + -in chemical substance). Any of several organic compounds, dark biological pigments that give coloration (shades of yellow to brown) to skin, hair, feathers, scales, eyes, and some internal tissues, notably the substantia nigra in the brain. In humans, melanins help protect the skin against the damaging effects of ultraviolet radiation, but melanoma may arise from cells that produce it. The amount in the skin depends on both genetic and environmental factors. Melanin is produced from the amino acid tyrosine; albinos lack the enzyme that catalyzes that reaction (see albinism)

Hyphenation

zen·ci·ler·de nor·mal o·la·rak bu·lu·nan ko·yu renk·li de·ri bo·ya·sı, me·la·nin