Definition of elastase in English:

elastase

noun ɪˈlasteɪzēˈlastāz

mass nounBiochemistry

A pancreatic enzyme which digests elastin.
Example sentencesExamples
- Big, long, expensive programs against enzymes like elastase and thrombin went on year after year, but no one could get the things to quite work well enough.
- These implicate the proteolytic enzyme elastase and cell surface adhesion molecules, and provide a basis for the investigation of potential novel therapies.
- In a related experiment, articular cartilage was incubated for two days with the enzyme elastase, which specifically digests the collagen fibers.
- Additional indentation tests were performed at the nanometer and micrometer scales on native articular cartilage to study the effects of the enzymes cathepsin D and elastase.
- A variety of white blood cells called neutrophils contain elastase, an enzyme that can digest elastin.

Origin

1940s: from elastic + -ase.

Definition of elastase in US English:

elastase

nounēˈlastāz

Biochemistry

A pancreatic enzyme which digests elastin.
Example sentencesExamples
- Big, long, expensive programs against enzymes like elastase and thrombin went on year after year, but no one could get the things to quite work well enough.
- These implicate the proteolytic enzyme elastase and cell surface adhesion molecules, and provide a basis for the investigation of potential novel therapies.
- A variety of white blood cells called neutrophils contain elastase, an enzyme that can digest elastin.
- Additional indentation tests were performed at the nanometer and micrometer scales on native articular cartilage to study the effects of the enzymes cathepsin D and elastase.
- In a related experiment, articular cartilage was incubated for two days with the enzyme elastase, which specifically digests the collagen fibers.

Origin

1940s: from elastic + -ase.

单词	elastase
释义	Definition of elastase in English: elastase noun ɪˈlasteɪzēˈlastāz mass nounBiochemistry A pancreatic enzyme which digests elastin. Example sentencesExamples Big, long, expensive programs against enzymes like elastase and thrombin went on year after year, but no one could get the things to quite work well enough. These implicate the proteolytic enzyme elastase and cell surface adhesion molecules, and provide a basis for the investigation of potential novel therapies. In a related experiment, articular cartilage was incubated for two days with the enzyme elastase, which specifically digests the collagen fibers. Additional indentation tests were performed at the nanometer and micrometer scales on native articular cartilage to study the effects of the enzymes cathepsin D and elastase. A variety of white blood cells called neutrophils contain elastase, an enzyme that can digest elastin. Origin 1940s: from elastic + -ase. Definition of elastase in US English: elastase nounēˈlastāz Biochemistry A pancreatic enzyme which digests elastin. Example sentencesExamples Big, long, expensive programs against enzymes like elastase and thrombin went on year after year, but no one could get the things to quite work well enough. These implicate the proteolytic enzyme elastase and cell surface adhesion molecules, and provide a basis for the investigation of potential novel therapies. A variety of white blood cells called neutrophils contain elastase, an enzyme that can digest elastin. Additional indentation tests were performed at the nanometer and micrometer scales on native articular cartilage to study the effects of the enzymes cathepsin D and elastase. In a related experiment, articular cartilage was incubated for two days with the enzyme elastase, which specifically digests the collagen fibers. Origin 1940s: from elastic + -ase.
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