metabolite
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- noun
- /məˈtæbəˌlaɪt/
- Specialized
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metabolito
- Several other glucuroconjugates are formed, and almost all the metabolites are excreted in the urine.
- phthalate metabolites
- DEHP metabolites
- metabolite concentrations
And you will convert Ala into the downstream metabolites as needed.
- And you will convert Ala into the downstream metabolites as needed.
- And as you feed them, they're, they're producing metabolites.
- And then finally, your gut is producing metabolites post biotics that can cross into the brain and have an effect.
- What that means is the muscles are releasing metabolites as not just from the muscle but from the blood vessels and from the red blood cells themselves.
- People have are experimenting with pyruvate and pyruvate's not a bad metabolite to give IV.
- And it meant that when they tested cocaine, you know, when they put it in a little plastic pouch and they shake it up and if it turns blue, they're testing for metabolites.
Examples
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So all mitochondria use oxygen and metabolites to create energy and have their own DNA.
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The visualization is performed in the neighborhood of the metabolites of interest that are specified by the user.
Academic text (2017) -
So it can be a protein or it can be a small a small molecule metabolite so you can have proteins.
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And I found this one German book on steroids and I saw this this one metabolite that had the double bond.
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The analysis involved the measurement of the levels of six metabolites in the collected sweat.
Academic text (1993) -
And then finally, your gut is producing metabolites post biotics that can cross into the brain and have an effect.
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Here, rows represent the metabolites and columns represent the metabolic reactions.
Academic text (2017) -
The distribution of seven urinary phthalate metabolites adjusted for creatinine in the two groups is shown in Table 2.
Academic text (2015) -
Pitcher plant leaves capture resources, remove waste gases and metabolites, and constitute a predator-free nursery for developing larvae.
Academic text (1992) -
The analysis involved measuring the levels of several vital metabolites in the patient's blood.
Surface Forms
Morphology
metabolite = metabolism (transparent) = metabol + ite
Formed by the combining form 'metabol-' (relating to metabolism) plus the suffix '-ite' meaning a product; learners who know 'metabolism' can infer 'a product of metabolism'.
Etymology
The word metabolite comes from the root meta- which means 'change', the same root you see in metabolism. So a metabolite is a substance made or used during the body's chemical 'changes', which is why it is linked to metabolism.