Definition of transketolase in English:

transketolase

nountrɑːnz-ns-tranzˈkiːtəleɪz-ˌāz

mass nounBiochemistry

An enzyme which catalyses the transfer of an alcohol group between sugar molecules.
Example sentencesExamples
- We also observed an increase in the levels of transketolase, an enzyme that is involved in glucose metabolism, although not being a part of the glycolytic pathway.
- An opposite tendency was observed for genes of the second group, which were repressed in control embryos and included a transketolase, a fructokinase, and an aconitase hydratase.
- Thiamine deficiency has been documented in 38 percent of a sample of 37 anorexics using erythrocyte transketolase activation.
- While enzyme activities of the transketolase in red can be assayed, this is rarely necessary in view of clinical and MRI findings.
- We also observed that the allergic inflammation results in increases in transketolase, an enzyme that previously has been suggested to be upregulated by hypoxia.

Definition of transketolase in US English:

transketolase

noun-ˌāz

Biochemistry

An enzyme that catalyzes the transfer of an alcohol group between sugar molecules.
Example sentencesExamples
- We also observed that the allergic inflammation results in increases in transketolase, an enzyme that previously has been suggested to be upregulated by hypoxia.
- Thiamine deficiency has been documented in 38 percent of a sample of 37 anorexics using erythrocyte transketolase activation.
- An opposite tendency was observed for genes of the second group, which were repressed in control embryos and included a transketolase, a fructokinase, and an aconitase hydratase.
- While enzyme activities of the transketolase in red can be assayed, this is rarely necessary in view of clinical and MRI findings.
- We also observed an increase in the levels of transketolase, an enzyme that is involved in glucose metabolism, although not being a part of the glycolytic pathway.

单词	transketolase
释义	Definition of transketolase in English: transketolase nountrɑːnz-ns-tranzˈkiːtəleɪz-ˌāz mass nounBiochemistry An enzyme which catalyses the transfer of an alcohol group between sugar molecules. Example sentencesExamples We also observed an increase in the levels of transketolase, an enzyme that is involved in glucose metabolism, although not being a part of the glycolytic pathway. An opposite tendency was observed for genes of the second group, which were repressed in control embryos and included a transketolase, a fructokinase, and an aconitase hydratase. Thiamine deficiency has been documented in 38 percent of a sample of 37 anorexics using erythrocyte transketolase activation. While enzyme activities of the transketolase in red can be assayed, this is rarely necessary in view of clinical and MRI findings. We also observed that the allergic inflammation results in increases in transketolase, an enzyme that previously has been suggested to be upregulated by hypoxia. Definition of transketolase in US English: transketolase noun-ˌāz Biochemistry An enzyme that catalyzes the transfer of an alcohol group between sugar molecules. Example sentencesExamples We also observed that the allergic inflammation results in increases in transketolase, an enzyme that previously has been suggested to be upregulated by hypoxia. Thiamine deficiency has been documented in 38 percent of a sample of 37 anorexics using erythrocyte transketolase activation. An opposite tendency was observed for genes of the second group, which were repressed in control embryos and included a transketolase, a fructokinase, and an aconitase hydratase. While enzyme activities of the transketolase in red can be assayed, this is rarely necessary in view of clinical and MRI findings. We also observed an increase in the levels of transketolase, an enzyme that is involved in glucose metabolism, although not being a part of the glycolytic pathway.
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