enzyme
101enzyme — (en zaīm) A protein catalyst with specificity for both the reaction catalyzed and its substrates …
102enzyme — noun A globular protein that catalyses a biological chemical reaction …
103enzyme — (Roget s IV) n. Syn. protein, ferment, barm, yeast, leaven, organic catalyst; see also catalyst 1 …
104enzyme — en|zyme [ˈenzaım] n [Date: 1800 1900; : German; Origin: enzym, from Greek zyme substance that makes a flour and water mixture swell ] a chemical substance that is produced in a plant or animal, and helps chemical changes to take place in the… …
105enzyme — en|zyme [ en,zaım ] noun count * a natural chemical produced by animal and plant cells that causes reactions and other processes to start …
106enzyme — A recycling protein molecule that catalyzes a specific chemical reaction. Any of a group catalytic proteins that are produced by living cells and that mediate and promote the chemical processes of life without themselves being altered or… …
107enzyme — A protien or combination of individual proteins that catalyzes a biochemical reaction …
108enzyme — en·zyme || enzaɪm n. protein which catalyzes chemical processes …
109enzyme — [ ɛnzʌɪm] noun Biochemistry a substance consisting largely or wholly of protein that is produced by a living organism and acts as a catalyst to promote a specific biochemical reaction. Derivatives enzymatic adjective enzymic adjective… …
110enzyme — noun (C) technical a chemical substance produced by living cells in plants and animals, that causes changes in other chemical substances without being changed itself: the digestive enzymes in your stomach …
