biosynteettisiin
The Finnish word biosynteettisiin is the plural form of the adjective biosynteettinen, which translates to “biosynthetic” in English. It is used in contexts where multiple entities, often chemical compounds or biological pathways, are described as being produced through biosynthesis rather than by chemical synthesis. The term derives from the same roots found in English: “bio‑” meaning life or living organisms, and “synthetic” referring to synthesis. In Finnish, the suffix –inen turns the noun biosynthesi (biosynthesis) into an adjective, and the plural inflection –tissä places the word in the appropriate grammatical case, typically the genitive or dative plural.
In scientific literature, biosynteettisiin may refer to a group of secondary metabolites, such as alkaloids, terpenoids,
The term is widely used in Finnish-language texts on microbiology, biotechnology, and natural product chemistry. It