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cocarboxylase
cocarboxylase Chem. (ˌkəʊkɑːˈbɒksɪleɪs) [G. (E. Auhagen 1932, in Zeitschr. f. physiol. Chem. CCIV. 149), f. co- + carboxylase.] Thiamine pyrophosphate or diphosphothiamine, the co-enzyme of carboxylase and other enzymes, esp. those which act on pyruvic acid.1932 Chem. Abstr. 2753 (title) Cocarboxyla...
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diphosphothiamine
diˌphosphoˈthiamine Biochem. Also -in. [di-2 + phospho- + thiamine.] = cocarboxylase.1939 Barron & Lyman in Jrnl. Biol. Chem. CXXVII. 144 Lipmann's studies..on the action of diphosphothiamine as a catalyst for the oxidation of pyruvic acid have been confirmed by experiments. 1942 Ann. Reg. 1941 344 ...
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Hugh Macdonald Sinclair
measurements, clinical assessment, physiological determinations on blood (hemoglobin, clotting time, red and white cell counts, phosphate, total vitamin B1, cocarboxylase
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thiamine
thiamine (ˈθaɪəmiːn) [f. thio- + amine.] † 1. Chem. (See quot.) Obs. rare.1886 C. A. Bennert Brit. Pat. 13,466 3 This invention has for its object the manufacture or production of a new class of organic coloring compounds or materials by reactions between certain amines of the aromatic series and th...
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