Enzimatik
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Adjective
A word or phrase naming an attribute, added to or grammatically related to a noun to modify or describe it.
Characteristic or process related to the activity or function of enzymes in biological systems, describing catalytic chemical mechanisms.
biokatalitis
The process of accelerating chemical reactions in living organisms by biological agents.
biokimiawi
Anything related to chemical processes within living systems.
fermentatif
The process of metabolic breakdown of organic substances by microorganisms or enzymes.
katalisis
The increase in the rate of a chemical reaction due to the addition of a substance that is not consumed.
katalitik
Similar term in chemical and biological contexts
The word enzimatik is an adjective formed through a morphological process by adding the suffix -ik to the base noun enzim. The origin of the word enzim is a borrowing from English enzyme, which itself derives from the Greek enzymos (leaven, from en- 'in' and zymē 'leaven'). The suffixation with -ik indicates a property, resulting in the meaning 'having the properties of an enzyme'. Usage of this word is entirely restricted to formal scientific and academic contexts, particularly in the fields of biochemistry, molecular biology, and medicine. It is employed to describe a mechanism or reaction involving protein catalysts and seldom appears in everyday conversation or non-technical texts. Its presence indicates a level of specialization and terminological precision.
Metabolisme glukosa dalam tubuh kita adalah proses yang sepenuhnya enzimatik.
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