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61matavimo žymė — statusas T sritis Gynyba apibrėžtis Kryžminis ženklelis ar linijų sistema optinio aparato atvaizdo plotmėje. Jis gali būti vienas, kaip kai kuriuose monokuliariniuose prietaisuose, ar kaip vienas iš poros, sudarantis „plūduriuojantį“ ženklelį,… …
62an|ti-en|zyme — «AN tee EHN zym, zihm», noun. a substance having enzymatic properties that acts to inhibit or reduce the effects of another enzyme: »Discovery that the fungus responsible for Dutch elm disease depends for nutrition on two enzymes formed by it,… …
63ap|o|en|zyme — «AP oh EHN zym, zihm», noun. Biochemistry. the protein portion of an enzyme system. ╂[< apo + enzyme] …
64co|en|zyme — «koh EHN zym», noun. a lightweight organic substance, usually containing a mineral or vitamin, capable of attaching itself to a specific protein (the apoenzyme) and supplementing it to form an active enzyme system: »A coenzyme is much smaller… …
65ec|to|en|zyme — «EHK toh EHN zym, zihm», noun. an enzyme that acts or exists outside the cell …
66en|do|en|zyme — «EHN doh EHN zym, zihm», noun. an enzyme which acts or exists within a cell …
67ex|o|en|zyme — «EHK soh EHN zym, zihm», noun. an enzyme which acts outside the cell …
68hol|o|en|zyme — «HOL oh EHN zym», noun. an enzymatically active complex composed of a protein component and a coenzyme …
69i|so|en|zyme — «Y soh EHN zym», noun. one of the forms of an enzyme, differing chemically but not functionally, found in a single species of an organism; isozyme: »Chymotrypsin A and chymotrypsin B [a pair of digestive enzymes] are the most closely related,… …
70i|so|zyme — «Y soh zym», noun. = isoenzyme. (Cf. ↑isoenzyme) …
