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exoenzyme

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exoenzyme /exo·en·zyme/ (-en´zīm) an enzyme that acts outside the cell which secretes it.
ex·o·en·zyme (ks-nzm)

exoenzyme
[ek′sō·en′zīm]
an enzyme that does not function within the cells from which it is secreted.

exoenzyme [ek″so-en´zīm]
an enzyme that acts outside the cell that secretes it.

exoenzyme,
n any enzyme that works outside the cells in which it is synthesized.

exoenzyme
an enzyme that acts outside the cell that secretes it.


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In its metabolism, the fungus secretes exoenzymes that degrade compounds to obtain carbon, nitrogen, sulfur, and other nutrients (Donini et al.
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