tryp|to|phan
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tryp — an·ti·tryp·sin; schiz·o·tryp·a·num; tryp·a·ne·id; tryp·a·ne·idae; tryp·ar·sa·mide; tryp·o·graph; tryp·sin; tryp·sin·ize; tryp·sin·o·gen; tryp·tic; tryp·tone; tryp·to·phan; tryp·topha·nase; chy·mo·tryp·tic; tryp·sin·i·za·tion; an·ti·tryp·tic;… … English syllables
phan — al·lo·phan·a·mide; al·lo·phan·ic; ap·o·phan·tic; chrys·o·phan·ic; di·o·phan·tine; el·e·phan·ta; el·e·phan·ti·as·ic; el·e·phan·ti·a·sis; el·e·phan·tic; el·e·phan·ti·dae; el·e·phan·tine; el·e·phan·toid; el·e·phan·to·pus; ep·i·phan·ic;… … English syllables
tryptophan — tryp·to·phan … English syllables
Tryptophan — Tryp|to|phan 〈n. 11〉 eine essentielle Aminosäure * * * Tryp|to|phan [↑ Trypsin u. ↑ phan (2)], das; s, e; Symbol (für L T.): Trp, W; Syn.: α Amino 1H indol 3 propionsäure: farblose, bitter schmeckende krist. Verb., Smp. 292 °C. Die für den… … Universal-Lexikon
tryptophan — tryp•to•phan [[t]ˈtrɪp təˌfæn[/t]] also tryp•to•phane [[t] ˌfeɪn[/t]] n. biochem. an essential amino acid, (C8H6N)CH2CH(NH2)COOreleased from proteins by the enzyme trypsin during digestion abbr.:Trp;Symbol:W • Etymology: < G (1890), =trypto… … From formal English to slang
tryptophan 23-dioxygenase — tryp·to·phan 2,3 di·oxy·gen·ase (tripґto fan di okґsə jən ās) [EC 1.13.11.11] an enzyme of the oxidoreductase class that catalyzes the first step in tryptophan catabolism, the oxidation of tryptophan to formylkynurenine. The enzyme … Medical dictionary
tryptophan 5-monooxygenase — tryp·to·phan 5 mono·oxy·ge·nase (tripґto fan mon″o okґsə jən ās) [EC 1.14.16.4] a monooxygenase that activates molecular oxygen to catalyze the hydroxylation of tryptophan to hydroxytryptophan, a precursor of serotonin; it… … Medical dictionary
tryptophan hydroxylase — tryp·to·phan hy·droxy·lase (tripґto fan hi drokґsə lās) tryptophan 5 monooxygenase … Medical dictionary
tryptophan pyrrolase — tryp·to·phan pyr·ro·lase (tripґto fan pə rōlґās) tryptophan 2,3 dioxygenase … Medical dictionary
Tryptophan — Tryp|to|phan das; s <zu gr. phanerós »offenbar, deutlich«> eine in den meisten Eiweißstoffen enthaltene ↑Aminosäure (Biochem.) … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
