synzyme


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syn·zyme

(sin'zīm),
A synthetic macromolecule having enzymatic activity.
Synonym(s): enzyme analogue
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Ltd., Asterion Ltd, CIMAB S.A., Prolong Pharmaceuticals, Acceleron Pharma, Inc., SynZyme Technologies, LLC, Pieris AG, Xenon Pharmaceuticals Inc., ERYtech Pharma, Archemix Corp., HemaQuest Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Akebia Therapeutics, Inc., GENETIX Pharmaceuticals, Inc., NOXXON Pharma AG, Morphogenesis, Inc., NKT Therapeutics, Inc., Bolder Biotechnology, Inc., Palkion, Inc., Acetylon Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Emmaus Medical, Inc., Avesthagen Limited, PharmaEssentia Corporation, Vifor Pharma Ltd., AesRx, LLC., Errant Gene Therapeutics, LLC, NAL Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
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Taking another tack, researchers at SynZyme in Irvine, Calif., are trying to add more functions of whole red blood cells to hemoglobin products.
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Cyclodextrins are donut-shaped heptahexose molecules that can also act as P-F hydrolyzing "synzymes" (2, 3); but their rates are much lower than those of the OPAAs.
Substituted Cyclodextrin as a Model for a Squid Enzyme that Hydrolyzes the Nerve Gas Soman

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