enzyme
| inhibition
| enzyme | |
| gen. | Ferment; eiweißspaltende Enzyme; in der Nebenniere produziertes, blutdrucksteigerndes |
| emerg.care | Enzym |
| environ. | Enzym |
| life.sc. food.ind. | Enzyme |
| med. | Protease; Renin |
| pharma. | Enzym |
| inhibition | |
| gen. | Hemmung; Sperrung; Befangenheit |
| health. | hemmende Wirkung |
| law | Untersagung |
| stat. chem. | Inhibitorwirkung |
| tech. | Inhibierung; Inhibition; Unterdrückung; Verbot |
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| Ferment n; eiweißspaltende Enzyme; in der Nebenniere produziertes, blutdrucksteigerndes | |||
| Gärstoff m; Bakterienkultur f; hervorrufende Gärung | |||
| Enzym n | |||
| Enzyme n | |||
| Protease m; Renin n; Gärungsstoff m; Diastase f | |||
| Enzym n (den Stoffwechsel eines Organismus steuernde organische Verbindung) | |||
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| Enzyme n; Fermente n | |||
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| Enzym n | |||
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| ferment | |||
| A molecule, usually a protein, that catalyzes increases the rate of chemical reactions in the body. Enzymes are essential to all body functions. HIV requires specific enzymes, such as reverse transcriptase or integrase, to replicate. | |||
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enzyme : 394 phrases in 18 subjects |