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histozyme

histozyme noun: an enzyme said to occur in the animal body, supposedly responsible for many normal decompositions and synthetic processes. It is possibly an aminoacylase.

Noun

histozyme (plural histozymes)

  1. (dated) An enzyme said to occur in the animal body, supposedly responsible for many normal decompositions and synthetic processes. It is possibly an aminoacylase.

Forms of histozyme

pluralhistozymes

Origin of histozyme

Ancient Greek [Term?]

Questions about histozyme

What does histozyme mean?
Histozyme means an enzyme said to occur in the animal body, supposedly responsible for many normal decompositions and synthetic processes. It is possibly an aminoacylase.
What part of speech is histozyme?
Histozyme is a noun.
What is the plural of histozyme?
The plural of histozyme is histozymes.

Words near histozyme in the dictionary

  1. histotypic
  2. histotyping
  3. histovariability
  4. histowax
  5. histozoic
  6. histozyme
  7. histozymes
  8. histrelin
  9. histrion
  10. histrionic
  11. histrionic personality disorder

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