enzyme的意思和读音

enzyme

: [ˈenˌzaɪm] : [ˈenzaɪm]

n.

enzymes  

enzymen.

1.a substance, produced by all living things, which helps a chemical change happen or happen more quickly, without being changed itself

n.1.

n.1.a natural chemical produced by animal and plant cells that helps reactions and other processes to start

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1.Due to the special structure, untreated lignocellulosic was not able to be degraded directly by microbial and enzyme.

2.The net result of a non-competitive inhibitor is equivalent to converting some of the enzyme present to an inactive form.

3.Tre is acustom enzyme capable of detecting, recognising and destroying HIV, much like a pair of molecular scissors.TreHIV

4.An enzyme that has no human analogue is delivered to cancer sites by attachment to an antibody directed at a tumour associated antigen.

5.Methods: A bit of foreskin was taken from a young male rabbit and digest with enzyme and transfer to single cell liquid.

6.Researchers theorize that the enzyme may be able to break up the protein that forms the memory-altering deposits on the brain.

7.If it remains unchecked, this enzyme degrades and modifies surrounding tissues, facilitating the spread of cancer through the body.

8.Yet the question of how the enzyme achieves such a high degree of discrimination between matched and mismatched NTPs remained unanswered.NTP

9.The newborn was born within a week have physiological jaundice, liver enzyme activity is low due to this reason.

10.The bird excrement -- rich in proteins and a whitening enzyme -- is sterilized, ground into a powder and sometimes mixed with rice bran.便