Pronunciation: /ækˈtɪnaɪn/
noun a hypothetical particle that is postulated to be a constituent of hadrons
A1 Actinine is a type of protein found in muscles.
A2 The actinine in the muscle fibers helps with muscle contraction.
B1 Scientists have been studying the role of actinine in muscle function for years.
B2 The interaction between actinine and myosin is essential for muscle movement.
C1 Recent research has discovered new functions of actinine beyond muscle contraction.
C2 The complex structure of actinine allows it to perform multiple roles within the cell.
adjective relating to or consisting of actinides
A1 The actinine plant in the garden is very beautiful.
A2 The actinine flowers are known for their vibrant colors.
B1 The actinine fabric used for the curtains is soft and durable.
B2 The actinine paint on the walls gives the room a modern look.
C1 The actinine design of the building is truly innovative.
C2 The actinine technology used in the new smartphone is cutting-edge.
formal Actinine is a protein found in muscle tissue that plays a role in muscle contraction.
informal I heard actinine is important for muscle movement.
slang Yo, actinine is like the muscle juice that makes you flex!
figurative In a way, actinine is like the conductor of an orchestra, directing the movements of muscle fibers.
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