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Qu'est-ce (qui) est oxidase - définition
Oxídase
f.
Fermento oxidante.
(De "óxido")
Fermento oxidante.
(De "óxido")
Oxídase
f.
Fermento oxidante.
(De "óxido")
Fermento oxidante.
(De "óxido")
oxidase
(cs) sf (óxido+ase) Quím Cada uma de várias enzimas que catalisam a oxidação e que, portanto, desempenham papel importante nos processos biológicos da oxidação e da redução
Var: oxídase
Var: oxídase
Wikipédia
Oxidase
Uma oxidase é uma enzima que catalisa uma reacção de oxidação/redução envolvendo oxigênio molecular (O2) como aceptor de elétrons. Nestas reações o oxigênio é reduzido a água (H2O) ou a peróxido de hidrogênio (H2O2). As oxidases são uma subclasse das oxidorredutases.
Exemples du corpus de texte pour oxidase
1. At various points throughout the study, levels of the gene monoamine oxidase A – which is associated with antisocial behaviour – were measured.
2. Earlier studies have shown that low levels of brain chemicals such as serotonin and monoamine oxidase A, also known as MAOA, are linked to violent behaviour in humans and animals.
3. Scientists believe its healing properties are due to the presence of the enzyme glucose oxidase, which produces hydrogen peroxide – an antiseptic – and its high sugar concentration, which inhibits bacterial growth.
4. Speaking at a genetics conference in Australia, Rod Lea said that Maori men were twice as likely as European men to carry mono amine oxidase, describing it as a "striking over–representation" of what has been described as the warrior gene.
5. St John‘s wort contains an SSRI (from the same family of drugs as Prozac); Passiflora contains a mono–amine oxidase inhibitor (a family of drugs that are rarely prescribed because they have dangerous interactions with common foods such as bread, cheese and red wine). Assurance can‘t be given I don‘t doubt that these substances work as antidepressants.