IPA: /ˌɛləˈdɔɪzɪn/
KK: /N/A/
A small protein derived from certain mollusks, known for its role as a powerful vasodilator and hypotensive agent.
Eledoisin is used in research to study its effects on blood pressure.
This word originates from Old French, meaning a type of fish or eel. The term 'eledoisin' specifically refers to a small eel or a similar aquatic creature.
Think of the Old French word for eel, which helps you remember that 'eledoisin' refers to a type of small eel.
No commonly confused words.