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peroxidases (p·räkˑ·s·dā·sz),
n.pl enzymes that use peroxide to break down bacteria and other harmful material. Located in the granules of neutrophils.

peroxidases,
n.pl the hydrogen peroxide-reducing enzymes, occurring in animal and plant tissues, that catalyze the dehydrogenation (oxidation) of various substances in the presence of hydrogen peroxide.


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Other topics include the catalytic activity of iron and manganese porphyrins, the electrochemical behavior of flavonoids in the presence of metal ions, the action mechanism of di-heme peroxidases, and functional and structural mimics of superoxide dismutase enzymes.
O estresse oxidativo estimula as peroxidases, as quais atuam na remocao de atomos de hidrogenio dos alcoois, combinando-os com peroxido de hidrogenio para formar moleculas de agua (Salisbury e Ross, 1992).
The nanoparticles can catalyze the same reactions prompted by peroxidases, enzymes that can clean up wastewater and also help researchers detect small amounts of molecules in diagnostic medical assays.
 
 
 
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