Definition of enzymology in English:

enzymology

nounˌɛnzʌɪˈmɒlədʒiˌenzəˈmäləjē

mass noun

The branch of biochemistry concerned with enzymes.
Example sentencesExamples
- Several excellent recent reviews cover different aspects of the biochemistry and enzymology of glycine decarboxylation and its relation to plant metabolism.
- It's a property known as ‘promiscuity’, one that's being increasingly recognized as important in enzymology and enzyme evolution.
- Our technical approach combines proprietary advances in synthetic chemistry, surface chemistry, molecular biology, enzymology, array technology and optics.
- A notable exception is the study of nonaqueous enzymology.
- Nonaqueous enzymology is nowadays an active area of work, having matured to a point where, besides its large implications in basic protein science, it has an important impact in biotechnology, from where grew its roots.

Derivatives

enzymological

adjectiveˌɛnzʌɪməˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l

The major enzymological studies underway in the field of biochemistry prior to 1950 unfortunately were focused on carbon metabolism, not on amino acid, vitamin, purine, or pyrimidine biosynthesis.
Example sentencesExamples
- However, until a few years ago, information on specific modifications of lipid metabolism that underlie life history adaptations has been restricted to a few enzymological characterizations of selected lines.
- There is now enzymological and cell biological evidence that a metabolic sequence is activated during senescence.
- The mechanistic basis of these results can be considered at two levels, the enzymological and the evolutionary.
- Enzymological studies show that binding greatly stimulates its nuclease activity.

enzymologist

noun

The day is not far away when enzymologists will astonish us all by creating more or less de novo enzymes endowed with hitherto-unknown catalytic properties.
Example sentencesExamples
- The claimants called no expert on the subject of in vitro assays, but the defendants called an in-house expert enzymologist.

Definition of enzymology in US English:

enzymology

nounˌenzəˈmäləjē

The branch of biochemistry concerned with enzymes.
Example sentencesExamples
- Our technical approach combines proprietary advances in synthetic chemistry, surface chemistry, molecular biology, enzymology, array technology and optics.
- Several excellent recent reviews cover different aspects of the biochemistry and enzymology of glycine decarboxylation and its relation to plant metabolism.
- A notable exception is the study of nonaqueous enzymology.
- Nonaqueous enzymology is nowadays an active area of work, having matured to a point where, besides its large implications in basic protein science, it has an important impact in biotechnology, from where grew its roots.
- It's a property known as ‘promiscuity’, one that's being increasingly recognized as important in enzymology and enzyme evolution.

单词	enzymology
释义	Definition of enzymology in English: enzymology nounˌɛnzʌɪˈmɒlədʒiˌenzəˈmäləjē mass noun The branch of biochemistry concerned with enzymes. Example sentencesExamples Several excellent recent reviews cover different aspects of the biochemistry and enzymology of glycine decarboxylation and its relation to plant metabolism. It's a property known as ‘promiscuity’, one that's being increasingly recognized as important in enzymology and enzyme evolution. Our technical approach combines proprietary advances in synthetic chemistry, surface chemistry, molecular biology, enzymology, array technology and optics. A notable exception is the study of nonaqueous enzymology. Nonaqueous enzymology is nowadays an active area of work, having matured to a point where, besides its large implications in basic protein science, it has an important impact in biotechnology, from where grew its roots. Derivatives enzymological adjectiveˌɛnzʌɪməˈlɒdʒɪk(ə)l The major enzymological studies underway in the field of biochemistry prior to 1950 unfortunately were focused on carbon metabolism, not on amino acid, vitamin, purine, or pyrimidine biosynthesis. Example sentencesExamples However, until a few years ago, information on specific modifications of lipid metabolism that underlie life history adaptations has been restricted to a few enzymological characterizations of selected lines. There is now enzymological and cell biological evidence that a metabolic sequence is activated during senescence. The mechanistic basis of these results can be considered at two levels, the enzymological and the evolutionary. Enzymological studies show that binding greatly stimulates its nuclease activity. enzymologist noun The day is not far away when enzymologists will astonish us all by creating more or less de novo enzymes endowed with hitherto-unknown catalytic properties. Example sentencesExamples The claimants called no expert on the subject of in vitro assays, but the defendants called an in-house expert enzymologist. Definition of enzymology in US English: enzymology nounˌenzəˈmäləjē The branch of biochemistry concerned with enzymes. Example sentencesExamples Our technical approach combines proprietary advances in synthetic chemistry, surface chemistry, molecular biology, enzymology, array technology and optics. Several excellent recent reviews cover different aspects of the biochemistry and enzymology of glycine decarboxylation and its relation to plant metabolism. A notable exception is the study of nonaqueous enzymology. Nonaqueous enzymology is nowadays an active area of work, having matured to a point where, besides its large implications in basic protein science, it has an important impact in biotechnology, from where grew its roots. It's a property known as ‘promiscuity’, one that's being increasingly recognized as important in enzymology and enzyme evolution.
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