PHOSPH-

Meaning of PHOSPH- in English

var. of phospho- before a vowel: phosphate.

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PHOSPH — phosph- see phosphoro
Interlingua English vocab
PHOSPH- — or phospho- combining form Etymology: phosphorus phosphorus , phosphate
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PHOSPH- — combining form or phospho- Etymology: French, from phosphorique phosphoric (in acide phosphorique phosphoric acid) — more at phosphoric 1. : …
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PHOSPH- — or phospho- Etymology: phosphorus 1. : phosphorus phosph ide 2. : phosphate phospho fructokinase
Merriam-Webster's Collegiate English vocabulary
PHOSPH- — [phosph-] or phospho- comb form [phosphorus] 1: phosphorus "phosphide" 2: phosphate "phosphofructokinase"
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PHOSPH — Variant: or phospho- Function: combining form Etymology: phosphorus 1 : phosphorus < phosph ide> 2 : phosphate < phospho fructokinase>
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PHOSPHOFRUCTOKINASE — noun Etymology: phosph- + fructose + kinase Date: 1947 an enzyme that functions in carbohydrate metabolism and especially in glycolysis …
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PHOSPHO- — combining form see: phosph-
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GLYPHOSATE — noun Etymology: perhaps from International Scientific Vocabulary glycine + phosph- + 1-ate Date: 1972 a systemic organophosphate herbicide C 3 …
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FOSCARNET — noun Etymology: probably from International Scientific Vocabulary fos- (alteration of phosph-) + carb- + -net (of unknown origin) Date: 1981 …
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PHOSPHOTRANSFERASE — ¦fäs(ˌ)fōˌ noun Etymology: phosph- + transferase : any of several enzymes that catalyze the transfer of phosphorus-containing groups from one …
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PHOSPHOPYRUVATE — "ˌ noun Etymology: phosph- + pyruvate : phosphoenolpyruvate herein
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PHOSPHOKINASE — "ˌ noun Etymology: phosph- + kinase : kinase 2
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PHOSPHOGLYCERALDEHYDE — ¦fäs(ˌ)fōˌ noun Etymology: phosph- + glyceraldehyde : a phosphate of glyceraldehyde C 3 H 5 O 3 (H 2 PO …
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PHOSPHOFRUCTOKINASE — ¦fäs(ˌ)fōˌfrəktō, -frük-, -fru̇k-ˌ noun Etymology: phosph- + fructo se + kinase : an enzyme that functions in carbohydrate metabolism and …
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PHOSPHAMIDON — fäsˈfaməˌdän noun ( -s ) Etymology: phosph- + amid- + -on (I) : a contact and systemic organophosphorus insecticide and …
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FOSCARNET — fäsˈkärnə̇t noun ( -s ) Etymology: probably from International Scientific Vocabulary fos- (alteration of phosph- ) + car b- + …
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ETIDRONATE — ˌēd.əˈdrōˌnāt, ˌed.ə- noun also etidronate disodium ( -s ) Etymology: etidron ic acid, of which etidronate is a salt (perhaps …
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CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE — ˌsīkləˈfäsfəˌmīd, ˌsik-, -_mə̇d noun ( -s ) Etymology: cycl- + phosph- + amide : an immunosuppressive and antineoplastic drug C …
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CREATINE PHOSPHOKINASE — -¦fäsfōˌ noun Etymology: phosph- + kinase : creatine kinase herein
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TRIPHOSPHOPYRIDINE NUCLEOTIDE — (|)trī|fäsfō+...- noun Etymology: tri- + phosph- + pyridine : a coenzyme C 21 H 28 N 7 O 17 P …
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PHOSPHURANYLITE — ˌfäsfyəˈran ə lˌīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: phosph- + uranyl + -ite : a mineral (UO 2 ) 3 …
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PHOSPHOTUNGSTIC ACID — “+...- noun Etymology: phosph- + tungstic : any of several heteropoly acids obtainable from solutions of phosphoric acid and tungstic …
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PHOSPHOSILICATE — |fä(ˌ)sfō+ noun Etymology: phosph- + silicate : a combined phosphate and silicate
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PHOSPHOPYRUVIC ACID — “+...- noun Etymology: phosph- + pyruvic : the phosphate CH 2 . O(OPO 3 H 2 )COOH of the enol …
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PHOSPHOPROTEIN — |fä(ˌ)sfō+ noun Etymology: phosph- + protein : any of a class of proteins containing combined phosphoric acid (as casein or …
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PHOSPHOPHYLLITE — ˌfäsfō+ noun Etymology: phosph- + phyllite : a mineral Zn 2 (FeMn)PO 4 ) 2 .4H 2 O consisting of …
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PHOSPHONIUM — fäˈsfōnēəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from phosph- + -onium : a univalent ion PH 4 + or …
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PHOSPHONITRILE — |fäsfō+ noun Etymology: phosph- + nitrile : a bivalent ion PN ++ or radical PN consisting of phosphorus and nitrogen …
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PHOSPHOMONOESTERASE — ˌfä(ˌ)sfōˌmänōˈestəˌrās, -ˈmänōe-, -mōnō-, -āz noun Etymology: phosph- + monoester + -ase : a phosphatase that acts on monoesters (as a …
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PHOSPHOMOLYBDIC ACID — “+...- noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary phosph- + molybdic : any of several heteropoly acids obtainable from solutions of phosphoric …
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PHOSPHOLIPIN — “+ noun Etymology: phosph- + lipin : phosphatide
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