Definition
A protein or chemical compound derived from or found in chelonians (turtles and tortoises).
Etymology
From 'chelonian' (turtle) combined with the scientific suffix '-in' used to denote proteins, enzymes, or organic compounds derived from living organisms.
Kelly Says
Scientists study chelonin proteins because turtle shells are made of collagen and other proteins arranged in ways that make them nearly unbreakable—understanding this could help design better protective materials!
Translations
ARالعربية
كِيلونين
ki-loon-een
BNবাংলা
চেলেনিন
che-le-nin
CACatalà
cheloni
che-lo-nee
CSČeština
chelonin
che-lo-nin
DADansk
chelonin
che-lo-nin
DEDeutsch
Chelonin
che-lo-nin
ELΕλληνικά
χελούν
he-lo-noon
ESEspañol
quelonina
ke-lo-nee-nah
FAفارسی
شِلونین
she-lo-nin
FISuomi
chelonin
che-lo-nin
FRFrançais
chélonine
she-lo-neen
HEעברית
כיליונין
chi-li-oon-in
HIहिन्दी
केलोनिन
ke-lo-nin
HUMagyar
chelonin
che-lo-nin
IDBahasa Indonesia
chelonin
che-lo-nin
ITItaliano
chelonina
ke-lo-nee-nah
KMKM
ចេឡូនីន
che-lo-nee-n
MSBahasa Melayu
chelonin
che-lo-nin
MYမြန်မာ
ကျယ်လိုနင်း
kye-lo-nin
NLNederlands
chelonine
ke-lo-neen
NONorsk
chelonin
che-lo-nin
PLPolski
chelonin
che-lo-nin
PTPortuguês
quelonina
ke-lo-nee-nah
RORomână
chelonin
che-lo-nin
RUРусский
хелонин
he-lo-nin
SVSvenska
chelonin
che-lo-nin
SWKiswahili
cheloni
che-lo-nee
TAதமிழ்
சேலோனி
sae-lo-nee
TEతెలుగు
చెలోనిన్
che-lo-nin
TRTürkçe
chelonin
che-lo-nin
UKУкраїнська
хелонін
he-lo-nin
VITiếng Việt
chelonin
che-lo-nin
ZUZU
ichelonin
i-che-lo-nin