enzyme

['enzaɪm] n

enzyme protéolytique; enzyme qui décompose les protéines (en peptides et acides aminés); substance qui active une réaction chimique

chem., engl.

ferment m

econ.

enzyme m

med.

enzyme m (f et m); protéase f; rénine f; diastase f

enzyme Any of a group of catalytic proteins that are produced by living cells and that mediate and promote the chemical processes of life without themselves being altered or destroyed ['enzaɪm] n

environ.

enzyme m

enzymes n

med.

enzymes m

English thesaurus

enzyme ['enzaɪm] n

med.

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

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enzyme
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


induction
gen.	action d'une partie de l' uf sur d'autres parties de celui-ci; induction embryonnaire; phase initiale de l'anesthésie générale
IT	recurrence
math.	induction
mech.eng.	admission