Words and phrases that have a meaning related to metabolite:  (139 results)
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lyase, valine, enos, peroxidase, malate, oxidase, triphosphate, dehydrogenase, efflux, proteoglycan, glucocorticoid, synthetase, adrenal cortex, glucuronide, alkaloid, glucoside, leukotriene, lactone, pyrimidine, cannabinoid, nicotinamide, inorganic phosphate, bile acid, reductase, tyrosine, carboxylic acid, gonadotropin, cytochrome, phosphorylation, polypeptide, estrone, uracil, hydroxylase, glycoside, coenzyme, putrescine, isomer, pyruvate, phosphocreatine, monoamine, isoenzymes, cyclooxygenase, glycoprotein, gamma aminobutyric acid, tocopherol, glycine, cobalamin, amino acid, apolipoprotein, phenylalanine, thyrotropin, microsomes, catabolism, acth, lysozyme, immunoreactivity, serum albumin, sitosterol, somatostatin, thromboxane, immunoglobulin g, neuropeptide, cysteine, angiotensin converting enzyme, hydrolase, secretion, ubiquinone, phylloquinone, adrenocorticotropic hormone, xanthine, polyamine, diphosphate, beta endorphin, mineralocorticoid, luteinizing hormone, glycolipids, bradykinin, elastase, mannose, secretase, carnitine, isoleucine, thyroxine, dephosphorylation, monosaccharide, aldehyde, glutathione peroxidase, coagulation factor, carboxylase, pyridoxal, peptide, atpase, protein, aldosterone, cytotoxicity, gonadotrophin, tetrahydrocannabinol, amide, phospholipid, metabolic pathway, cortisol, alpha fetoprotein, metabolites, cofactor, carotenoids, effector, sterol, constituent, mediator, enzyme, neurotransmitter, activator, steroid, acceptor, adduct, contaminant, locus, mutagens, organelle, polysaccharide, sterols, adenosine, ascorbic, lactate, amylase, antibody, cytokine, globulin, glutamate, surfactant, urea, ca2, flavonoid, folic, ion, nucleotide
Appears in the definition of:
antimetabolite
More general:
matter, substance
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— Adjectives for metabolite: active, major, toxic, reactive, main, inactive, primary, principal, essential, secondary, hydroxy, more...

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