
n.
The inactive or nearly inactive precursor of an enzyme, converted into an active enzyme by proteolysis. Also called zymogen.
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American Heritage Stedman's Medical Dictionary:
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The inactive or nearly inactive precursor of an enzyme, converted into an active enzyme by proteolysis. Also called zymogen.
Oxford Dictionary of Biochemistry:
proenzyme |
| proenkephalin, productivity, productive complex | |
| profibrinolysin, profile, profilin |
| prorennin | |
| renninogen | |
| zymogen (biochemistry) |
| Proteolytic enzyme secreted as proenzyme in GI tract-why? |
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