dehydrase


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de·hy·drase

(dē-hī'drās),
Former name for dehydratase.

de·hy·drase

(dē-hī'drās)
Former name for dehydratase.
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thaliana fatty acid elongase gene (FAE1; encoding the seed-specific-elongase condensing enzyme) in Arabidopsis, tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum L.), and yeast, Miller and Kunst (1997) proposed that of the four enzymes involved in VLCFA biosynthesis, the two reductases and the dehydrase are expressed throughout the plant and are common to all microsomal FAE systems.
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