Definition of iodinate in English:

iodinate

verb ˈʌɪədɪneɪtʌɪˈɒdɪneɪtˈaɪədəˌneɪt

[with object]usually as adjective iodinatedChemistry

Introduce iodine into (a compound).
Example sentencesExamples
- The large number of irregular densities found throughout the tumor are from the injection of Lipiodol, an oily iodinated agent to carry the chemotherapy agents into the tumor.
- MRI is the preferred noninvasive imaging modality because it does not need x-ray exposure and no potentially nephrotoxic, iodinated contrast agents.
- In some European countries, mucolytic agents (such as bromhexine or iodinated glycerol) are widely used to treat chronic bronchitis.
- Even bigger increases in iodine intake came in the 1960s, when iodinated additives, sterilizing agents and food colorings began to be used in industrial bread, milk and cereal production.
- This study reported no significant difference in exacerbation rates between iodinated glycerol and placebo, but the summary statistics were not available.

Derivatives

iodination

noun ʌɪɒdɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nʌɪədɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌaɪədəˈneɪʃ(ə)n

Chemistry

Glutathione peroxidase in thyroid tissue also controls thyroglobulin iodination.
Example sentencesExamples
- Thyroideal cells are exposed to endogenous H202 that acts as a cofactor for the iodination of thyroxin precursors.
- The recognition of goitre as a national problem led to the development of effective counteractive measures culminated in the National Goitre Control Programme through iodination of common salt.
- Fortunately, in most countries, lack of dietary iodine has been combated by iodination of common salt.
- In Britain the best recognized region is the Peak District and this is the reason why this goitrous condition is known colloquially as ‘Derbyshire neck’: but iodination of table salt has now made it rare.

Definition of iodinate in US English:

iodinate

verbˈaɪədəˌneɪtˈīədəˌnāt

[with object]usually as adjective iodinatedChemistry

Introduce iodine into (a compound).
Example sentencesExamples
- The large number of irregular densities found throughout the tumor are from the injection of Lipiodol, an oily iodinated agent to carry the chemotherapy agents into the tumor.
- MRI is the preferred noninvasive imaging modality because it does not need x-ray exposure and no potentially nephrotoxic, iodinated contrast agents.
- This study reported no significant difference in exacerbation rates between iodinated glycerol and placebo, but the summary statistics were not available.
- Even bigger increases in iodine intake came in the 1960s, when iodinated additives, sterilizing agents and food colorings began to be used in industrial bread, milk and cereal production.
- In some European countries, mucolytic agents (such as bromhexine or iodinated glycerol) are widely used to treat chronic bronchitis.

单词	iodinate
释义	Definition of iodinate in English: iodinate verb ˈʌɪədɪneɪtʌɪˈɒdɪneɪtˈaɪədəˌneɪt [with object]usually as adjective iodinatedChemistry Introduce iodine into (a compound). Example sentencesExamples The large number of irregular densities found throughout the tumor are from the injection of Lipiodol, an oily iodinated agent to carry the chemotherapy agents into the tumor. MRI is the preferred noninvasive imaging modality because it does not need x-ray exposure and no potentially nephrotoxic, iodinated contrast agents. In some European countries, mucolytic agents (such as bromhexine or iodinated glycerol) are widely used to treat chronic bronchitis. Even bigger increases in iodine intake came in the 1960s, when iodinated additives, sterilizing agents and food colorings began to be used in industrial bread, milk and cereal production. This study reported no significant difference in exacerbation rates between iodinated glycerol and placebo, but the summary statistics were not available. Derivatives iodination noun ʌɪɒdɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nʌɪədɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌaɪədəˈneɪʃ(ə)n Chemistry Glutathione peroxidase in thyroid tissue also controls thyroglobulin iodination. Example sentencesExamples Thyroideal cells are exposed to endogenous H202 that acts as a cofactor for the iodination of thyroxin precursors. The recognition of goitre as a national problem led to the development of effective counteractive measures culminated in the National Goitre Control Programme through iodination of common salt. Fortunately, in most countries, lack of dietary iodine has been combated by iodination of common salt. In Britain the best recognized region is the Peak District and this is the reason why this goitrous condition is known colloquially as ‘Derbyshire neck’: but iodination of table salt has now made it rare. Definition of iodinate in US English: iodinate verbˈaɪədəˌneɪtˈīədəˌnāt [with object]usually as adjective iodinatedChemistry Introduce iodine into (a compound). Example sentencesExamples The large number of irregular densities found throughout the tumor are from the injection of Lipiodol, an oily iodinated agent to carry the chemotherapy agents into the tumor. MRI is the preferred noninvasive imaging modality because it does not need x-ray exposure and no potentially nephrotoxic, iodinated contrast agents. This study reported no significant difference in exacerbation rates between iodinated glycerol and placebo, but the summary statistics were not available. Even bigger increases in iodine intake came in the 1960s, when iodinated additives, sterilizing agents and food colorings began to be used in industrial bread, milk and cereal production. In some European countries, mucolytic agents (such as bromhexine or iodinated glycerol) are widely used to treat chronic bronchitis.
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