What is "enzymatic"

Usage examples of "enzymatic".

But as little as a single deletion near one end of the asymmetric gene can totally destroy the enzymatic function the gene codes for.

Never did he expect a single word could trigger such instant, enzymatic rush.

They can take a chaotic soup of free aminos and arrange them, from out of a staggering number of linear permutations, into a sequence that gives them enzymatic sense.

He stuck his hand inside it, still glancing around nervously while the nosetongue tasted and analyzed the enzymatic secretions of his skin.

However, my specialties include meal preparation, catalytic fuel conversion, enzymatic composition breakdown, chemical diagnostic programming, and bacterial composting acceleration.

There is a very odd enzymatic residue that none of the other Edesians seem to have.

This container held a different enzymatic solution, a cloudy soup biologically tailored to seek and destroy fat nodules, blood, and any stray strands of connective tissue.

But this would not come before the earth had been bathed in sufficient ultraviolet light to severely damage the enzymatic pathways of plant life throughout the world.

If the enzymatic pathway is blocked by damage from herbicides or ultraviolet light, grasses will immediately stop growing.

A slotted hatchway popped open in the wall, and a tumble of belt buckles, boot latches, a stormtrooper helmet, and some half-dissolved bones clattered into the catchbin under the hatch, everything dripping brownish enzymatic acid.

We both silently contemplated the enzymatic breakdown of carbon dioxide to carbonic acid.

Wong herself was only half in the world, her soul soaring amid enzymatic fantasies.

Not susceptible to enzymatic activity, they accumulate within the nerves, destroying them.

The professor was now showing graphs of enzymatic action, black squiggly lines on white.

He disappeared once more behind the churning colored displays of what Kareen had been assured were enzymatic reactions.