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transhydrogenase

transhydrogenase noun: a mitochondrial enzyme that transports protons across a cell membrane.

Noun

transhydrogenase (plural transhydrogenases)

  1. A mitochondrial enzyme that transports protons across a cell membrane.

Forms of transhydrogenase

pluraltranshydrogenases

Origin of transhydrogenase

From trans- + hydrogen + -ase.

Questions about transhydrogenase

What does transhydrogenase mean?
Transhydrogenase means a mitochondrial enzyme that transports protons across a cell membrane.
What part of speech is transhydrogenase?
Transhydrogenase is a noun.
What is the plural of transhydrogenase?
The plural of transhydrogenase is transhydrogenases.

Words near transhydrogenase in the dictionary

  1. transhume
  2. transhumed
  3. transhumeral
  4. transhumes
  5. transhuming
  6. transhydrogenase
  7. transhydrogenases
  8. transhydrogenation
  9. transhydrogenations
  10. transialidase
  11. transialidases

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