hydrolase
/ˈhaɪdɹəleɪz/
hydrolase noun: an enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of a substrate.
Noun
hydrolase (plural hydrolases)
- An enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of a substrate.
hydrolase meaning in Tamil and Vietnamese
hydrolase in Tamil
- நீர்ப்பகுப்பி, நீராற்பகுப்பி
hydrolase in Vietnamese
- Translations
- hiđrolaza
Forms of hydrolase
| plural | hydrolases |
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Origin of hydrolase
From hydrolysis + -ase.
Words formed from hydrolase
- abhydrolase
- acetylhydrolase
- amidohydrolase
- aminohydrolase
- amylohydrolase
- anhydrolase
- carboxyhydrolase
- cyclohydrolase
- dihydrolase
- dimethylaminohydrolase
- endohydrolase
- exohydrolase
- fructanohydrolase
- fructohydrolase
- glucanohydrolase
- glucohydrolase
- glycanohydrolase
- glycohydrolase
- glycosylhydrolase
- hydroxyacylglutathione hydrolase
- iminohydrolase
- maltohydrolase
- metallohydrolase
- perhydrolase
- phosphohydrolase
- pyrophosphohydrolase
- ribosylhydrolase
- sulfohydrolase
- thiohydrolase
- triphosphohydrolase
- ureohydrolase
- xylanohydrolase
Questions about hydrolase
- What does hydrolase mean?
- Hydrolase means an enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of a substrate.
- What is hydrolase in Tamil?
- Hydrolase in Tamil is நீர்ப்பகுப்பி, நீராற்பகுப்பி. See Hydrolase meaning in Tamil.
- What part of speech is hydrolase?
- Hydrolase is a noun.
- How do you pronounce hydrolase?
- Hydrolase is pronounced /ˈhaɪdɹəleɪz/.
- What is the plural of hydrolase?
- The plural of hydrolase is hydrolases.
Words near hydrolase in the dictionary
Source and license
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