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isozyme
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isozyme /iso·zyme/ (i´so-zīm) one of the multiple forms in which an enzyme may exist in an organism or in different species, the various forms differing chemically, physically, or immunologically, but catalyzing the same reaction.
i·so·zyme (s-zm)
n.
Any of a group of enzymes that are similar in catalytic properties but are differentiated by variations in physical properties, such as isoelectric point. Also called isoenzyme.
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Identification of infant food as a vehicle in a nosocomial outbreak of Citrobacter freundii: epidemiological sub-typing by allozyme, whole-cell protein and antibiotic resistance.
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Because allozyme data are subject to interpretation, individual scientists could read the same results in different ways, effectively blurting species boundaries.
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