Definition of stereospecific in English:

stereospecific

adjective ˌstɛrɪəʊspɪˈsɪfɪkˌstɪərɪəʊspɪˈsɪfɪkˌstɛriəspəˈsɪfɪk

Chemistry

another term for stereoselective
Example sentencesExamples
- This behavior is consistent with the idea that a small amount of rigorlike, stereospecific actomyosin complexes are formed as a result of normal contractile activity.
- Third, the reactions are ordinarily very stereospecific.
- Enzymes have been widely praised for their specificity and efficiency in stereospecific catalysis.
- This observation seems inconsistent with the hypothesis that myosin heads bind to actin in a stereospecific conformation in low ionic strength relaxing conditions.
- In order for both cross-bridges to make identical, stereospecific contacts with actin, a much larger amount of angular distortion would be required than has previously been observed in actin cross-bridges.

Derivatives

stereospecifically

adverb

Chemistry

It appears that only one of the heads in the pair stereospecifically interacts with the thin filament at any one time.
Example sentencesExamples
- Nevertheless, the data presented here are consistent with the idea that during isometric contraction a large fraction of cross-bridges is stereospecifically attached to actin in a nonrigor-like conformation.
- When spin labels are rigidly and stereospecifically bound to sites within the muscle fiber, experimentalists can take advantage of the highly ordered, oriented system to study rigid-body motion of protein structures.
- The result is that the hydration of fumarate proceeds stereospecifically with the production of L-malate.
- Acid-catalyzed hydrolysis of the C - 6 methyl enol ether affords codeinone, which may be stereospecifically reduced with sodium borohydride to codeine.

stereospecificity

nounˌstɛrɪəʊspɛsɪˈfɪsɪtiˌstɪərɪəʊspɛsɪˈfɪsɪti

Chemistry

However, further experimental verification of label stereospecificity will be provided by bifunctional spin probes whose orientation and mobility are restricted by two attachment sites.
Example sentencesExamples
- While this lack of stereospecificity does not establish that the oxidation is artefactual (the chiral centre is five bonds away from the aldehyde group) it was, nevertheless, cause for disquiet.
- For the first time, we observe that the acyl binding site of cholesterol esterase shows stereospecificity for diastereomeric inhibitors.

Definition of stereospecific in US English:

stereospecific

adjectiveˌsterēəspəˈsifikˌstɛriəspəˈsɪfɪk

Chemistry

(of a reaction) preferentially producing a particular stereoisomeric form of the product, irrespective of the configuration of the reactant.
Example sentencesExamples
- This observation seems inconsistent with the hypothesis that myosin heads bind to actin in a stereospecific conformation in low ionic strength relaxing conditions.
- Enzymes have been widely praised for their specificity and efficiency in stereospecific catalysis.
- In order for both cross-bridges to make identical, stereospecific contacts with actin, a much larger amount of angular distortion would be required than has previously been observed in actin cross-bridges.
- Third, the reactions are ordinarily very stereospecific.
- This behavior is consistent with the idea that a small amount of rigorlike, stereospecific actomyosin complexes are formed as a result of normal contractile activity.

单词	stereospecific
释义	Definition of stereospecific in English: stereospecific adjective ˌstɛrɪəʊspɪˈsɪfɪkˌstɪərɪəʊspɪˈsɪfɪkˌstɛriəspəˈsɪfɪk Chemistry another term for stereoselective Example sentencesExamples This behavior is consistent with the idea that a small amount of rigorlike, stereospecific actomyosin complexes are formed as a result of normal contractile activity. Third, the reactions are ordinarily very stereospecific. Enzymes have been widely praised for their specificity and efficiency in stereospecific catalysis. This observation seems inconsistent with the hypothesis that myosin heads bind to actin in a stereospecific conformation in low ionic strength relaxing conditions. In order for both cross-bridges to make identical, stereospecific contacts with actin, a much larger amount of angular distortion would be required than has previously been observed in actin cross-bridges. Derivatives stereospecifically adverb Chemistry It appears that only one of the heads in the pair stereospecifically interacts with the thin filament at any one time. Example sentencesExamples Nevertheless, the data presented here are consistent with the idea that during isometric contraction a large fraction of cross-bridges is stereospecifically attached to actin in a nonrigor-like conformation. When spin labels are rigidly and stereospecifically bound to sites within the muscle fiber, experimentalists can take advantage of the highly ordered, oriented system to study rigid-body motion of protein structures. The result is that the hydration of fumarate proceeds stereospecifically with the production of L-malate. Acid-catalyzed hydrolysis of the C - 6 methyl enol ether affords codeinone, which may be stereospecifically reduced with sodium borohydride to codeine. stereospecificity nounˌstɛrɪəʊspɛsɪˈfɪsɪtiˌstɪərɪəʊspɛsɪˈfɪsɪti Chemistry However, further experimental verification of label stereospecificity will be provided by bifunctional spin probes whose orientation and mobility are restricted by two attachment sites. Example sentencesExamples While this lack of stereospecificity does not establish that the oxidation is artefactual (the chiral centre is five bonds away from the aldehyde group) it was, nevertheless, cause for disquiet. For the first time, we observe that the acyl binding site of cholesterol esterase shows stereospecificity for diastereomeric inhibitors. Definition of stereospecific in US English: stereospecific adjectiveˌsterēəspəˈsifikˌstɛriəspəˈsɪfɪk Chemistry (of a reaction) preferentially producing a particular stereoisomeric form of the product, irrespective of the configuration of the reactant. Example sentencesExamples This observation seems inconsistent with the hypothesis that myosin heads bind to actin in a stereospecific conformation in low ionic strength relaxing conditions. Enzymes have been widely praised for their specificity and efficiency in stereospecific catalysis. In order for both cross-bridges to make identical, stereospecific contacts with actin, a much larger amount of angular distortion would be required than has previously been observed in actin cross-bridges. Third, the reactions are ordinarily very stereospecific. This behavior is consistent with the idea that a small amount of rigorlike, stereospecific actomyosin complexes are formed as a result of normal contractile activity.
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