antienzyme
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an·ti·en·zyme
(an'tē-en'zīm),An agent or principle that retards, inhibits, or halts the activity of an enzyme; may be an inhibitory enzyme or an antibody to an enzyme (for example, serum antitrypsin).
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antienzyme
(ăn′tē-ĕn′zīm′, ăn′tī-)n.
A substance that neutralizes or counteracts the actions of an enzyme.
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an·ti·en·zyme
(an'tē-en'zīm)An agent or principle that retards, inhibits, or destroys the activity of an enzyme; may be an inhibitory enzyme or an antibody to an enzyme.
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antienzyme
A substance that interferes with the action of, or counteracts, an ENZYME.Collins Dictionary of Medicine © Robert M. Youngson 2004, 2005