nucleoside triphosphatase
[noo-KLEE-uh-side TRY-fos-fuh-tase]
nounpl: nucleoside triphosphatases
nucleosídeo trifosfatase
1. An enzyme that catalyzes the hydrolysis of nucleoside triphosphates (such as ATP, GTP, CTP, or UTP) to their corresponding nucleoside diphosphates or monophosphates, releasing inorganic phosphate
Nucleoside triphosphatase activity is essential for regulating cellular energy metabolism and nucleotide homeostasis.
A atividade de nucleosídeo trifosfatase é essencial para regular o metabolismo energético celular e a homeostase de nucleotídeos.
2. Any enzyme belonging to the EC 3.6.1 classification group that hydrolyzes bonds in nucleoside triphosphates
The researchers studied how nucleoside triphosphatase influences protein synthesis in the cell.
Os pesquisadores estudaram como a nucleosídeo trifosfatase influencia a síntese de proteínas na célula.
This is highly specialized scientific terminology used in biochemistry, molecular biology, and medical research contexts. It is not subject to regional slang variations and maintains consistent usage across Brazil, Portugal, and international scientific communities. The term is primarily found in academic publications, laboratory settings, and advanced educational materials.
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