Definition of DNase in English:

DNase

noun ˌdiːɛnˈeɪzˌdēˈenˌās

mass nounBiochemistry

An enzyme which catalyses the hydrolysis of DNA into oligonucleotides and smaller molecules.
Also called deoxyribonuclease
Example sentencesExamples
- The RNA was treated with DNase to remove residual DNA and then it was reverse transcribed also as previously described.
- Both unswollen and swollen nuclei could be further enlarged with the addition of DNase and RNase.
- Cells were broken either by a French cell press or lysozyme with a small amount of DNase 1.
- We believe that it is because of specific digestion of the NA molecules by DNase and RNase.
- The combination of streptokinase and streptococcal DNase produces marked reductions in viscosity, and these can only be attributed to the presence of the streptodornase.

Origin

1940s: from DNA + -ase.

Definition of DNase in US English:

DNase

nounˌdēˈenˌās

Biochemistry

An enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of DNA into oligonucleotides and smaller molecules.
Also called deoxyribonuclease
Example sentencesExamples
- Cells were broken either by a French cell press or lysozyme with a small amount of DNase 1.
- We believe that it is because of specific digestion of the NA molecules by DNase and RNase.
- The RNA was treated with DNase to remove residual DNA and then it was reverse transcribed also as previously described.
- The combination of streptokinase and streptococcal DNase produces marked reductions in viscosity, and these can only be attributed to the presence of the streptodornase.
- Both unswollen and swollen nuclei could be further enlarged with the addition of DNase and RNase.

Origin

1940s: from DNA + -ase.

单词	DNase
释义	Definition of DNase in English: DNase noun ˌdiːɛnˈeɪzˌdēˈenˌās mass nounBiochemistry An enzyme which catalyses the hydrolysis of DNA into oligonucleotides and smaller molecules. Also called deoxyribonuclease Example sentencesExamples The RNA was treated with DNase to remove residual DNA and then it was reverse transcribed also as previously described. Both unswollen and swollen nuclei could be further enlarged with the addition of DNase and RNase. Cells were broken either by a French cell press or lysozyme with a small amount of DNase 1. We believe that it is because of specific digestion of the NA molecules by DNase and RNase. The combination of streptokinase and streptococcal DNase produces marked reductions in viscosity, and these can only be attributed to the presence of the streptodornase. Origin 1940s: from DNA + -ase. Definition of DNase in US English: DNase nounˌdēˈenˌās Biochemistry An enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of DNA into oligonucleotides and smaller molecules. Also called deoxyribonuclease Example sentencesExamples Cells were broken either by a French cell press or lysozyme with a small amount of DNase 1. We believe that it is because of specific digestion of the NA molecules by DNase and RNase. The RNA was treated with DNase to remove residual DNA and then it was reverse transcribed also as previously described. The combination of streptokinase and streptococcal DNase produces marked reductions in viscosity, and these can only be attributed to the presence of the streptodornase. Both unswollen and swollen nuclei could be further enlarged with the addition of DNase and RNase. Origin 1940s: from DNA + -ase.
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