enzymatikus
Enzymatikus describes anything related to enzymes or enzyme-catalyzed processes. Enzymes are biological catalysts that accelerate chemical reactions in living organisms, usually proteins, though some RNA molecules (ribozymes) also have catalytic activity.
Enzymatic reactions are characterized by high specificity for substrates, an active site where chemistry occurs, and
Enzymes are categorized by the reactions they catalyze, with six main classes according to the IUBMB: oxidoreductases,
Applications of enzymatikus processes span medicine, industry, and research. Therapeutic enzymes treat diseases (for example, asparaginase
Etymology and usage: the term enzymatic derives from enzyme. The noun enzyme was coined in the late