enzyme in Japanese
enzyme in Japanese is 酵素 — enzyme means a protein produced by living cells that speeds up a specific chemical reaction in the body without being used up itself.
enzyme in Japanese
酵素
Pronounced: kōso
What does "enzyme" mean?
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noun A protein produced by living cells that speeds up a specific chemical reaction in the body without being used up itself.
"Enzymes in saliva start breaking down starch as soon as you begin chewing."
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enzyme in a sentence
- Enzymes in saliva start breaking down starch as soon as you begin chewing.
- The lab tested how temperature affected enzyme activity.
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What is "enzyme" in Japanese?
"enzyme" in Japanese is 酵素. enzyme means: A protein produced by living cells that speeds up a specific chemical reaction in the body without being used up itself.
How do you pronounce 酵素?
"enzyme" in Japanese is 酵素, pronounced "kōso".
How do you use "enzyme" in a sentence?
Example: "Enzymes in saliva start breaking down starch as soon as you begin chewing." In Japanese, "enzyme" is 酵素.
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