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989 SNAP • Sodium Cholate<br />

SNAP Abbreviation for 1. S-nitroso-N-acetyl<br />

penicillamine; 2. synaptosomal-associated protein.<br />

Sodium Arsenate, Dibasic (mol wt 186)<br />

antimalarial agent.<br />

An<br />

SNAP25 Abbreviation for synaptosome-associated<br />

protein of 25 kDa.<br />

SNAR Abbreviation for synaptosome-associated<br />

protein receptor.<br />

SnoI (ApaLI) A restriction endonuclease from<br />

Streptomyces novocastria with the following specificity:<br />

AsHNa 2 O 4<br />

Sodium Ascorbate (mol wt 198) The sodium<br />

salt of ascorbic acid and an antioxidant in food<br />

products.<br />

Sodium Azide (mol wt 65)<br />

and antimicrobial agent.<br />

NaN 3<br />

A potent vasodilator<br />

5′..........GTGCAC..........3′<br />

3′..........CACGTG..........5′<br />

Sodium Bicarbonate (mol wt 84)<br />

and an alkalizer.<br />

NaHCO 3<br />

An antacid<br />

SNP<br />

Abbreviation for sodium nitroprusside<br />

snRNA Abbreviation for small nuclear RNA in<br />

the nucleus of eukaryotic cells.<br />

snRNP Abbreviation for small nuclear ribonucleoprotein<br />

particle.<br />

S 1 -Nuclease The enzyme from Aspergillus oryzae<br />

that catalyzes the hydrolysis of single-stranded<br />

DNA or single-stranded regions in double-stranded<br />

DNA.<br />

SNV<br />

Abbreviation for spleen necrosis virus.<br />

Soap The sodium or potassium salt of a fatty<br />

acid. The salts formed with heavy metal are called<br />

heavy-metal soap.<br />

Sobuzoxane (mol wt 515)<br />

agent.<br />

H 3C<br />

H 3 C<br />

O<br />

O<br />

O<br />

O<br />

N<br />

O<br />

N<br />

N<br />

O<br />

An antineoplastic<br />

O<br />

CH 3<br />

N O O CH 3<br />

O<br />

SOD Abbreviation for superoxide dismutase, an<br />

enzyme involved in the respiratory burst in neutrophils<br />

that converts superoxide to hydrogen peroxide.<br />

Soda Lime A mixture of calcium oxide and sodium<br />

hydroxide (5-20%).<br />

Sodium (Na) A chemical element with atomic<br />

weight 23, valence 1.<br />

Sodium-22 A radioactive nuclide of sodium<br />

( 22 Na) emitting beta and gamma radiation with a<br />

half life of 2.6 years.<br />

Sodium Borate Solution A solution containing<br />

1.5 grams sodium borate, 1.5 grams sodium bicarbonate,<br />

0.3 ml liquefied phenol, and 3.5 ml glycerol<br />

per 100 ml of solution, used for washing mucous<br />

membranes.<br />

A sedative-hyp-<br />

Sodium Bromide (mol wt 102)<br />

notic agent and a convulsant.<br />

NaBr<br />

Sodium Cacodylate (mol wt 160) An arsenical<br />

substance used in the treatment of skin diseases.<br />

NaO<br />

O As CH 3<br />

CH 3<br />

Sodium-Calcium Ion Exchanger A plasma<br />

membrane protein antiporter of muscle and nerve<br />

cells that promotes exchange diffusion of sodium<br />

and calcium.<br />

Sodium Caseinate A food additive used as an<br />

emulsifier and a stabilizer that is prepared by dissolving<br />

casein in sodium hydroxide followed by<br />

evaporation.<br />

Sodium Cellulose Phosphate A substance used<br />

for adsorption of calcium in the GI track and treatment<br />

of calcium urolithiasis.<br />

Sodium Channel A transmembrane ion channel<br />

with negatively-charged interior to block the passage<br />

of anions. The channel is voltage-gated, that is, it<br />

opens in response to a small depolarization of cells. It<br />

is the target of many of the potent neurotoxins.<br />

Sodium Cholate (mol wt 431)<br />

surface active agent.<br />

H 3 C<br />

OH<br />

CH 3<br />

A detergent and<br />

COONa<br />

Sodium-24 A radioactive nuclide of sodium<br />

( 24 Na) emitting beta and gamma radiation with a<br />

half life of 15 hours.<br />

HO<br />

CH 3<br />

OH

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