A protein or enzyme compound found in certain plant tissues, particularly in legumes and beans.
From the scientific naming system combining 'an-' (prefix) with root terms from Latin and Greek referring to plant protein compounds.
Plant biochemists discovered anubin while studying why beans are such nutritional powerhouses—it's one of thousands of proteins plants make that we barely know the names of but our bodies definitely use.
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