enzyme
| electrotechnical
| probe
| enzyme abbr. | |
| gen. | enzyme protéolytique; enzyme qui décompose les protéines; substance qui active une réaction chimique |
| chem. engl. | ferment |
| econ. | enzyme |
| environ. | enzyme |
| med. | enzyme; protéase; rénine; diastase |
| electrotechnical abbr. | |
| el.mach. | électrotechnique |
| probe abbr. | |
| astr. | sonde spatiale |
| el. | sonde de couplage |
| lab.eq. | sonde |
| mater.sc. | capteur |
| mech.eng. | lance |
| med. | cathéter; explorateur |
| med.appl. | élément sensible |
| met. | tarière |
| radiat. | sonde |
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| enzyme protéolytique; enzyme qui décompose les protéines (en peptides et acides aminés); substance qui active une réaction chimique | |||
| ferment m | |||
| enzyme m | |||
| enzyme m (f et m); protéase f; rénine f; diastase f | |||
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| enzyme m | |||
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| enzymes m | |||
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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. | |||
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