catalyze
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catalyze
[kat´ah-līz] to cause or produce catalysis.
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cat·a·lyze
(kat'ă-līz), To act as a catalyst.
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cat·a·lyze
(kat'ă-līz) To act as a catalyst.
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Human enzymes can only do one or the other, but bacterial enzymes can do both, which explains their ability to
catalyse a wider range of reactions.
Le Prix de
catalyse, parraine par la Fondation canadienne de
catalyse, est remis bisannuellement a une personne pour souligner sa contribution exceptionnelle au domaine de la
catalyse alors qu'elle residait au Canada.
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