Definition of chemiosmotic in English:

chemiosmotic

(also chemosmotic)

adjective ˌkɛmɪɒzˈmɒtɪk

Biochemistry. Of, relating to, or involving a process in which ions are translocated across a membrane to produce an electrochemical gradient, or diffuse passively down such a gradient; specifically designating a theory (now generally accepted) that energy for biochemical processes is supplied by creation of a gradient of hydrogen ion (proton) concentration across a membrane; relating to or conforming to this theory.

Origin

Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From chemiosmosis, originally after German chemosmotisch.

Definition of chemiosmotic in US English:

chemiosmotic

(also chemosmotic)

adjectiveˌkɛmɪɒzˈmɒtɪk

Biochemistry. Of, relating to, or involving a process in which ions are translocated across a membrane to produce an electrochemical gradient, or diffuse passively down such a gradient; specifically designating a theory (now generally accepted) that energy for biochemical processes is supplied by creation of a gradient of hydrogen ion (proton) concentration across a membrane; relating to or conforming to this theory.

Origin

Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From chemiosmosis, originally after German chemosmotisch.

单词	chemiosmotic
释义	Definition of chemiosmotic in English: chemiosmotic (also chemosmotic) adjective ˌkɛmɪɒzˈmɒtɪk Biochemistry. Of, relating to, or involving a process in which ions are translocated across a membrane to produce an electrochemical gradient, or diffuse passively down such a gradient; specifically designating a theory (now generally accepted) that energy for biochemical processes is supplied by creation of a gradient of hydrogen ion (proton) concentration across a membrane; relating to or conforming to this theory. Origin Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From chemiosmosis, originally after German chemosmotisch. Definition of chemiosmotic in US English: chemiosmotic (also chemosmotic) adjectiveˌkɛmɪɒzˈmɒtɪk Biochemistry. Of, relating to, or involving a process in which ions are translocated across a membrane to produce an electrochemical gradient, or diffuse passively down such a gradient; specifically designating a theory (now generally accepted) that energy for biochemical processes is supplied by creation of a gradient of hydrogen ion (proton) concentration across a membrane; relating to or conforming to this theory. Origin Late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From chemiosmosis, originally after German chemosmotisch.
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