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ectoenzyme

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ectoenzyme /ec·to·en·zyme/ (-en´zīm) an extracellular enzyme.
ec·to·en·zyme (kt-nzm)
n.
1. An enzyme situated on the outer surface of a cell's membrane so that its active site is available to the exterior environment of the cell.
2. Extracellular enzyme.
ectoenzyme [ek″to-en´zīm]
an extracellular enzyme.
ectoenzyme
an extracellular enzyme.
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Just one ectoenzyme introduced into the cells which were going to form the head of the tadpole created several eyes.
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