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Dictionary » C » Catalyse CatalyseDefinition verb (1) To speed up a process, especially a chemical or biochemical reaction. (2) To cause catalysis. (3) To transform or bring significant change.
Word origin: from catalysis Variant: catalyze (mainly American) See also: enzyme Related terms: ![]()
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Results from our forumRe:... times is just activates different pathways by doing the same chemical reaction Yeah and that's my point. I'm talking about such, which do catalyse two different reactions, like the aconitase binds to some DNA, doesn't it? But also, it can catalyse the isomeration of citrate and isocitrate...
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Extensibility of collagen... ;) ). These are amines, which are able to inhibit enzymes like amino oxidase or also lysyl oxidase. The second catalyse oxidation of lysines to allysine, which forms bridges in collagen afterwards. It is believed, that also Niccolò Paganini did have lathyrismus, ...
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Re: Big bang and Evoluion... oceans were acid, and reacted with the alkaline substances in the water to produce porous carbonate rock, with iron and sulphur compounds. These catalyse further reactions to produce such materials as nucleotides. The nucleotides that were trapped in the pores of carbonate rock were subject to ...
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Re: Big bang and Evoluion... oceans were acid, and reacted with the alkaline substances in the water to produce porous carbonate rock, with iron and sulphur compounds. These catalyse further reactions to produce such materials as nucleotides. The nucleotides that were trapped in the pores of carbonate rock were subject to ...
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Use of diuretics... after a good night out (that happened to go a little turbo..), could he consume a diuretic substance in addition to a good quantity of water to catalyse the flushing process? (Kind of a #2 but related to alcohol): Also, would use of a stimulant help reduce some of the alcohol's depressant effects? ...
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