| 释义 |
his·ta·mi·nase
\hiˈstamə̇ˌnās, ˈhistəm-, -āz\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary histamine + -ase
: a flavoprotein enzyme occurring widely in plant and animal tissues (as in the kidney and small intestine) and capable of oxidizing histamine and various diamines (as putrescine) — called also diamine oxidase |