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Dictionary » I » Inhibit InhibitDefinition verb (general) To hold back, curb, hinder, restrain, prohibit, or arrest; as in to inhibit an action. (chemistry, biology) To limit, prevent or block the action or function of; as in to inhibit an enzyme, or to inhibit a chemical reaction. (psychology) To suppress or restrain a behavior, an impulse, or a desire consciously or unconsciously.
Word origin: From Latin inhibere, inhibit-, "to hold in", "to check", "to restrain", from in-, + habere, "to have", "to hold". Related forms: inhibits (simple present), inhibiting (present participle), inhibited (simple past), inhibition (noun), inhibitory (adjective). Synonym: constrain, forbid, restrain, prevent, repress, suppress. ![]()
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Results from our forumgenotype experiment ---sample extraction method... the DNA stays in the water phase always... :? Yeah, I have noticed things like that several times as well, for some reason too much DNA can "inhibit" the PCR reaction, probably as there is lot of DNA, which could hybridize and lot of DNA, where can bind the DNA Pol, so it doesn't work ...
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Extensibility of collagen... causing lathyrismus, their typical source are peas ( Lathyrus ; http://www.biolib.cz/cz/taxon/id39975/ ;) ). These are amines, which are able to inhibit enzymes like amino oxidase or also lysyl oxidase. The second catalyse oxidation of lysines to allysine, which forms bridges in collagen afterwards. ...
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how to improve the catalytic activity of phosphatase?my work show that vitamin B1 can inhibit the phosphatase catalytic activity of C.tropicalis,I want to know how to improve the catalytic activity with vitamin B1 being used.
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The science behind 'the burn'... that was the culprit for the 'burn', but rather a gas that resulted from lactate being metabolized. I was wondering if there was anyway you could inhibit the acid sensing ion channel from being triggered.
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Human Reproduction SystemHI, I am having trouble with a question in one of my lessons, the question is... Explain why it is necessary that estrogen and progesterone inhibit the secretion of FSH and LH I know that high levels of Estrogen/Progesterone suppress the release of GnRH providing a negative feedback control ...
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