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 |
substrate | |
gen. | Substrat; Trägermaterial; Bodengrund; Grundsubstanz |
tech. | Träger; Trägerkörper; Trägerteil; Unterlage; Grundwerkstoff; Untergrund |
complex | |
gen. | komplex; komplex; nicht einfach |
archaeol. | Anlage |
chem. | Komplex; komplexieren |
emerg.care | komplex |
phys. | Komplexverbindung |
winemak. | komplex |
complexes | |
gen. | Komplexe |
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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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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. |
enzyme : 394 phrases in 18 subjects |