See Also: organomercurial hydrolase(medicine)
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hydrolase(medicine)
hydrolase(dictionary)
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canavanine hydrolase(medicine)
bleomycin hydrolase(medicine)
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grandeur (iou) and organomercurial hydrolase (medicine)


grandeur (iou)



grandeur noun. E16.
[Old & mod. French, from grand great, GRAND adjective1 + -eur -OR.]
Height; tall stature. rare. E16-M17.
Great power, rank, or eminence. Now rare. E17.
Greatness or nobility of character; dignity or stateliness in conduct, attitude, etc. Formerly also, haughtiness, arrogance. M17.
delusions of grandeur: see DELUSION 2.
Clive James His grandeur really was grandeur, not grandiloquence.
The quality of being grand; magnificence, splendour, majesty of appearance, style, composition, etc.; an instance or example of this. M17.
Longfellow Switzerland..outbids the imagination by its grandeurs and surprises. H. A. L. Fisher Many of these buildings..impress the traveller with a sense of grandeur and force. J. Raban Ordinary courtesies in Arabic take on a quality of Miltonic grandeur when translated directly into English.

organomercurial hydrolase (medicine)


organomercurial hydrolase
<enzyme> From a plasmid-bearing strain of e. Coli resistant to inorganic mercury and organomercury cpds

Registry number: EC 3.-

Synonym: alkylmercury reductase, arylmercury reductase, mercury-carbon splitting enzyme, carbon-mercury splitting enzyme