| APOENZYMES | • apoenzymes n. Plural of apoenzyme. • APOENZYME n. a protein component which combines with a coenzyme. |
| ECTOENZYME | • ectoenzyme n. (Biochemistry) Any enzyme found outside of (or on the outer surface of) a cell. • ECTOENZYME n. an exoenzyme, an enzyme that functions outside the cell producing it. |
| ENDOENZYME | • endoenzyme n. (Biochemistry) Any enzyme that functions within the cell in which it was generated. • ENDOENZYME n. an enzyme that functions inside the cell. |
| ENZYMOLOGY | • enzymology n. (Biology) The branch of science that studies enzymes. • ENZYMOLOGY n. the study of enzymes. |
| EXOENZYMES | • exoenzymes n. Plural of exoenzyme. • EXOENZYME n. an enzyme that functions outside the cell producing it. |
| HOLOENZYME | • holoenzyme n. (Biochemistry) A haloenzyme. • HOLOENZYME n. an enzyme which has a protein and nonprotein ingredient. |
| ISOENZYMES | • isoenzymes n. Plural of isoenzyme. • ISOENZYME n. one of several variants of the same enzyme occurring within a single species, also ISOZYME. |
| ISOENZYMIC | • isoenzymic adj. Relating to isoenzymes. • ISOENZYMIC adj. of or like an isoenzyme, one of several variants of the same enzyme occurring within a single species, also ISOENZYMATIC. |
| NONENZYMIC | • nonenzymic adj. Not enzymic. • NONENZYMIC adj. not enzymic. |
| PROENZYMES | • proenzymes n. Plural of proenzyme. • PROENZYME n. an enzyme in an inactive form which can be activated, often by another enzyme. |
| PROZYMITES | • prozymites n. Plural of prozymite. • Prozymites n. Plural of Prozymite (Alternative letter-case form of prozymites). • PROZYMITE n. a person who uses leavened bread in the Eucharist (as opposed to an azymite). |
| ZYMOLOGIES | • ZYMOLOGY n. the science of fermentation. |
| ZYMOLOGIST | • zymologist n. (Zymurgy) One who is skilled in zymology, or in the fermentation of liquors. • ZYMOLOGIST n. one who is skilled in zymology, or in the fermentation of liquors. |
| ZYMOMETERS | • zymometers n. Plural of zymometer. • ZYMOMETER n. an instrument for measuring fermentation. |