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histidase
histidase[′his·tə‚dās] (biochemistry) An enzyme found in the liver of higher vertebrates that catalyzes the deamination of histidine to urocanic acid. histidase
histidase [his´tĭ-dās] an enzyme of the liver that converts histidine to urocanic acid.his·ti·dine am·mo·ni·a-ly·asean enzyme catalyzing deamination of l-histidine to urocanate and ammonia; this enzyme is absent or deficient in people with histidinemia. Synonym(s): histidase, histidinase, histidine deaminasehis·ti·dine am·mo·ni·a-ly·ase (his'ti-dēn ă-mō'nē-ă-lī'ās) An enzyme catalyzing deamination of l-histidine; this enzyme is absent or deficient in people with histidinemia.
Synonym(s): histidase. |