glutelin

glutelin
glu·telin 'glüt-əl-ən, glü-'tel- n any of a group of simple proteins (as glutenin) that occur esp. in the seeds of cereals and that are insoluble in neutral solvents and soluble in dilute acids or alkalies

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n.
one of a group of simple proteins found in plants and soluble only in dilute acids and bases. An example is glutenin, found in wheat (see gluten).

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