enzymatic
adjective
chemistryspecializeduk/ˌen.zaɪˈmæt.ɪk/us/ˌen.zɪˈmæt̬.ɪk/causedby theactionof, or consisting of, anenzyme(= achemicalsubstanceproducedby alivingcellandcausingaparticularchemicalreactiontohappenwhile not beingchangeditself):
Aminoacidscan befreedfromtheirproteinbondby eithercookingor by some othertypeof enzymaticactionsuch asfermentingorcuring.
Wetestedthe enzymaticactivityat differenttemperatures.
Compare
non-enzymatic
- Since thedietisbasedon the enzymaticactionoffoodsduringdigestion, shecontendsthat theimportantthing is not what iseatenbut when and in whatcombination.
- Inhibition of this enzymaticactivityaloneis notsufficienttoachieveimmunosuppression.
- Theflavourofmeatbecomesstrongerwithkeepingdueto enzymatic andbacterialchanges.
- Thediagnosiswasperformedby enzymaticassayofamnioticfluidcells.
Biochemistry
- adipose
- adrenalin
- amino acid
- amylase
- androgen
- endorphin
- enzyme
- fatty acid
- flavonoid
- formic acid
- non-enzymatic
- nuclease
- nucleic acid
- nutrient
- oestradiol
- spike protein
- testosterone
- trace element
- transfer RNA
- triplet codon