Definition of allosteric in English:

allosteric

adjective ˌaləˈstɛrɪkˌaləˈstɪərɪkˌaləˈsterik

Biochemistry

Relating to or denoting the alteration of the activity of an enzyme by means of a conformational change induced by a different molecule.
Example sentencesExamples
- Although numerous allosteric enzymes were studied, much less information is available concerning the coordinated regulation of activities in multienzymatic complexes.
- All of the interacting proteins and protein enzymes involved in allosteric regulation are controlled by gene expression.
- Could similar phenomena occur at other enzymes, particularly allosteric enzymes where structurally similar dihydrofolate plays a regulatory role?
- Physiological biochemistry has emphasized the role of key regulatory enzymes that display allosteric control and nonequilibrium reaction states.
- The effectors that modulate the activity of these allosteric enzymes are of two types.

Derivatives

allosterically

adverb

Biochemistry

Definition of allosteric in US English:

allosteric

adjectiveˌaləˈsterik

Biochemistry

Relating to or denoting the alteration of the activity of a protein through the binding of an effector molecule at a specific site.
Example sentencesExamples
- The effectors that modulate the activity of these allosteric enzymes are of two types.
- Although numerous allosteric enzymes were studied, much less information is available concerning the coordinated regulation of activities in multienzymatic complexes.
- All of the interacting proteins and protein enzymes involved in allosteric regulation are controlled by gene expression.
- Physiological biochemistry has emphasized the role of key regulatory enzymes that display allosteric control and nonequilibrium reaction states.
- Could similar phenomena occur at other enzymes, particularly allosteric enzymes where structurally similar dihydrofolate plays a regulatory role?

单词	allosteric
释义	Definition of allosteric in English: allosteric adjective ˌaləˈstɛrɪkˌaləˈstɪərɪkˌaləˈsterik Biochemistry Relating to or denoting the alteration of the activity of an enzyme by means of a conformational change induced by a different molecule. Example sentencesExamples Although numerous allosteric enzymes were studied, much less information is available concerning the coordinated regulation of activities in multienzymatic complexes. All of the interacting proteins and protein enzymes involved in allosteric regulation are controlled by gene expression. Could similar phenomena occur at other enzymes, particularly allosteric enzymes where structurally similar dihydrofolate plays a regulatory role? Physiological biochemistry has emphasized the role of key regulatory enzymes that display allosteric control and nonequilibrium reaction states. The effectors that modulate the activity of these allosteric enzymes are of two types. Derivatives allosterically adverb Biochemistry Definition of allosteric in US English: allosteric adjectiveˌaləˈsterik Biochemistry Relating to or denoting the alteration of the activity of a protein through the binding of an effector molecule at a specific site. Example sentencesExamples The effectors that modulate the activity of these allosteric enzymes are of two types. Although numerous allosteric enzymes were studied, much less information is available concerning the coordinated regulation of activities in multienzymatic complexes. All of the interacting proteins and protein enzymes involved in allosteric regulation are controlled by gene expression. Physiological biochemistry has emphasized the role of key regulatory enzymes that display allosteric control and nonequilibrium reaction states. Could similar phenomena occur at other enzymes, particularly allosteric enzymes where structurally similar dihydrofolate plays a regulatory role?
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