Definition of endergonic in English:

endergonic

adjectiveˌɛndəːˈɡɒnɪkˌendərˈɡänik

Biochemistry

(of a metabolic or chemical process) accompanied by or requiring the absorption of energy, the products being of greater free energy than the reactants.
The opposite of exergonic
Example sentencesExamples
- Reactions with negative DG values are termed exergonic and those with positive DG values endergonic.
- Dehydration is endergonic not only because the products are less strongly bonded, but because entropy is decreased in the synthesis of the more complex macromolecule.
- Given that low saturation is more likely for pathways with a majority of endergonic steps, it is possible that in the endergonic case the manifestation of dominance is less dependent on selection.
- Energy production in the various cell compartments and energy consumption in endergonic processes have to be well adjusted to the varying conditions.

Origin

1940s: from endo- ‘within’ + Greek ergon ‘work’ + -ic.

Definition of endergonic in US English:

endergonic

adjectiveˌendərˈɡänik

Biochemistry

(of a metabolic or chemical process) accompanied by or requiring the absorption of energy, the products being of greater free energy than the reactants.
The opposite of exergonic
Example sentencesExamples
- Given that low saturation is more likely for pathways with a majority of endergonic steps, it is possible that in the endergonic case the manifestation of dominance is less dependent on selection.
- Dehydration is endergonic not only because the products are less strongly bonded, but because entropy is decreased in the synthesis of the more complex macromolecule.
- Reactions with negative DG values are termed exergonic and those with positive DG values endergonic.
- Energy production in the various cell compartments and energy consumption in endergonic processes have to be well adjusted to the varying conditions.

Origin

1940s: from endo- ‘within’ + Greek ergon ‘work’ + -ic.

单词	endergonic
释义	Definition of endergonic in English: endergonic adjectiveˌɛndəːˈɡɒnɪkˌendərˈɡänik Biochemistry (of a metabolic or chemical process) accompanied by or requiring the absorption of energy, the products being of greater free energy than the reactants. The opposite of exergonic Example sentencesExamples Reactions with negative DG values are termed exergonic and those with positive DG values endergonic. Dehydration is endergonic not only because the products are less strongly bonded, but because entropy is decreased in the synthesis of the more complex macromolecule. Given that low saturation is more likely for pathways with a majority of endergonic steps, it is possible that in the endergonic case the manifestation of dominance is less dependent on selection. Energy production in the various cell compartments and energy consumption in endergonic processes have to be well adjusted to the varying conditions. Origin 1940s: from endo- ‘within’ + Greek ergon ‘work’ + -ic. Definition of endergonic in US English: endergonic adjectiveˌendərˈɡänik Biochemistry (of a metabolic or chemical process) accompanied by or requiring the absorption of energy, the products being of greater free energy than the reactants. The opposite of exergonic Example sentencesExamples Given that low saturation is more likely for pathways with a majority of endergonic steps, it is possible that in the endergonic case the manifestation of dominance is less dependent on selection. Dehydration is endergonic not only because the products are less strongly bonded, but because entropy is decreased in the synthesis of the more complex macromolecule. Reactions with negative DG values are termed exergonic and those with positive DG values endergonic. Energy production in the various cell compartments and energy consumption in endergonic processes have to be well adjusted to the varying conditions. Origin 1940s: from endo- ‘within’ + Greek ergon ‘work’ + -ic.
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