histaminase
histaminase noun: a widely occurring flavoprotein enzyme that oxidizes histamine and various diamines.
Noun
histaminase (plural histaminases)
- A widely occurring flavoprotein enzyme that oxidizes histamine and various diamines.
- We suggest, however, that the substance, or system, which produces a change in structure responsible for the loss of physiological activity of histamine be designated histaminase.1930 December 4, C. H. Best, E. W. McHenry, “The inactivation of histamine”, in The Journal of Physiology
histaminase meaning in Tamil
histaminase in Tamil
- ஹிஸ்டமைன் அழிப்பு நொதிப்பொருள், திசுநீர் தேக்க நீக்கி, ஹிஸ்டமின் எதிர் நொதிப்பி
Forms of histaminase
| plural | histaminases |
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Origin of histaminase
From histamine + -ase.
Questions about histaminase
- What does histaminase mean?
- Histaminase means a widely occurring flavoprotein enzyme that oxidizes histamine and various diamines.
- What is histaminase in Tamil?
- Histaminase in Tamil is ஹிஸ்டமைன் அழிப்பு நொதிப்பொருள், திசுநீர் தேக்க நீக்கி, ஹிஸ்டமின் எதிர் நொதிப்பி. See Histaminase meaning in Tamil.
- What part of speech is histaminase?
- Histaminase is a noun.
- What is the plural of histaminase?
- The plural of histaminase is histaminases.
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