transphosphorylation

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transphosphorylation /trans·phos·phor·y·la·tion/ (trans″fos-for″ĭ-la´shun) the exchange of phosphate groups between organic phosphates, without their going through the stage of inorganic phosphates.

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A reaction involving transfer of a phosphoric group from one compound to another.

transphosphorylation [trans″fos″for-ĭ-la´shun]

the exchange of phosphate groups between organic phosphates, without their going through the stage of inorganic phosphates.

transphosphorylation

the exchange of phosphate groups between organic phosphates, without their going through the stage of inorganic phosphates.

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