Seznam anglických hesel úplný
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
7
7TM
receptors
A
acetic acid
acetyl-coenzyme A
acetylcholine
acetylsalicylic acid
acidosis
ACP
actin
action potential
activation
active center
active hydrogen
active transport
acyl carrier protein
acyl-coenzyme A
acyltransferases
adenine
adenosine
adenosine diphosphate
adenosine monophosphate
adenosine phosphates
adenosine triphosphate
adenylate
adenylate cyclase
adipocyte
ADP (from
a
denosine
d
i
p
hosphate)
aerobic fermentation
aerobic respiration
aflatoxins
agarose
aglutination
aglycon or aglycone
agonist
alanine
alanine cycle
albumins
alcohol dehydrogenase
aldaric acids
aldol
aldol condensation
aldolases
aldonic acids
aldoses
alduronic acids
aleurone (or gluten)
alkaloids
alkalosis
allels
allergy
allosteric effect
allosteric enzymes
allosteric inhibition of enzymes
allostery
alternative splicing
amidases
amino acid carbon skeletons
amino acids
amino sugars
aminoacyl-tRNA ligases
p
-aminobenzoic acid
γ-aminobutyrate
γ
-
a
mino
b
utyric
a
cid, GABA
δ-aminolevulinic acid
aminopeptidases
aminotransferases
ammonia
ammonia-lyases
AMP (from
a
denosine
m
ono
p
hosphate)
amphibolic pathways
amphion net charge
amphion total charge
amphions
amphipathic (or amphiphilic) molecules
amphoteric molecules
amylases
amylopectin
amylose
anabolic steroids
anabolics
anabolism
anaerobic respiration
anaplerotic pathways (or sequences)
anaplerotic reactions
anemia
anhydride bond
animals – classification based on nitrogen excretion
anomers
antagonist
antibiotics
antibodies
anticodon
antigen
antigenic determinant
antimetabolites
antioxidants
antiport
antisense RNA
antiserum
antivitamis
apoenzymes
apolipoproteins
apoprotein
apoptosis
aquaporins
arachidic acid
archaebacteria
arginine
ascorbic acid
asparagine
aspartic acid
ATP (from
a
denosine
t
ri
p
hosphate)
ATP energy unit
ATPases
autocatalysis
autoimmune diseases
autoimmunity
autolysis
autotrophy
auxins
avidin
avitaminosis
B
bacteria
bacterial chromosome
bacterial photosynthesis
bacteriophages
bacteriorhodopsin
base pairing
BCCP (from
B
iotin
C
arboxyl
C
arrier
P
rotein)
bile acids
bile pigments
bilirubin
binding groups
bioaffinity chromatography
biocatalysts
biochemical oxygen demand
biochemistry
bioenergetics
biogenic amines
biological half-time
biological membrane
bioluminescence
biopolymer cooperative structure
biopolymer covalent structure
biopolymer domain structure
biopolymer native structure
biopolymer non-periodical structure
biopolymer primary structure
biopolymer quarternary (or quaternary) structure
biopolymer secondary structure
biopolymer spacial structure
biopolymer supersecondary structure
biopolymer tertiary structure
biopolymer unordered structure
biopolymers
bioreactors
biosensors
biosythesis
biotechnology
biotin
bisphosphoglycerate
blood groups
blood lipoproteins
blood pigments
blood plasma
blood platelets
blood serum
Bohr effect
buffers
C
C
3
, C
4
and CAM plants
C
4
-acid cycle
calciferol
calmoduline
Calvin cycle
CAM-plants (from
C
rassulacean
A
cid
M
etabolism)
cAMP (from
c
yclic
a
denosine-3´,5´-
m
ono
p
hosphate)
cancer proliferation
cap
capillary electrophoresis
carbamoyl phosphate
carbohydrates
carbonate hydro-lyase
carboxy-lyases
carboxylases
carboxypeptidases
carcinogenes
carnitine
carotenoids
casein
catabolism
catalase
catalytic constant
catalytic groups
catecholamines
cathepsins
cDNA (from
c
omplementary
DNA
)
CDP-diacylglycerol
cell
cell (or cellular) respiration
cell cycle
cell division
cell energy charge
cell engineering
cell fusion
cell hybridization
cell inclusions (or inclusion bodies)
cell theory
cell wall
cellular (or cell-mediated) immunity
cellulose
cephalin
ceramides
cerebrosides
cGMP (from
c
yclic
g
uanosine-3´,5´-
m
ono
p
hosphate)
chaotropic properties
chaperone
charge relay
chemiosmotic theory (or coupling)
chirality
chitin
chlorophylls
chloroplasts
cholecalciferol
cholesterol
choline
chromatin
chromatography
chromogenic substrate
chromophore
chromoproteins
chromosome
chylomicrons
chymosin
chymotrypsin
cistron
citric acid
citric acid cycle
clathrates
clathrin
clone
cloning
clotting factors
co- and post-translational transport of proteins
co-translational modifications
coacervates
coated vesicle or coated pit
cobalamines
coded amino acids
coding strand
codon
coenzyme A
coenzyme Q
coenzymes
collagen
column chromatography
compartments
competitive inhibition of enzymes
complement
complementarity of bases
configuration
conformation
conformational (or molecular) dynamics
conjugated proteins
conjugation of xenobiotics
constitutive enzymes
constitutive gene
cooperative bond
cooperativity
Cori cycle
corticosteroids
covalent bond
creatine
cyclic adenosine monophosphate
cysteine
cystic fibrosis
cystine
cytochromes
cytokines
cytokinines
cytoplasm
(cyto)plasmic (or plasmatic) membrane
cytosine
cytoskeleton
cytosol
cytostatics
D
Da
deamination
decarboxylation
dehydration (or dehydratation)
dehydrogenation
deletion
denaturation
denitrification
deoxyribonucleic acid
(deoxy)ribonucleotide strand
deoxysugars or deoxy sugars
desaturases
dextrans
dextrins
dextrose (or dectrose)
diacylglycerols
dialysis
diastereoisomers
differentiation
digestion
dihedral angle
dihydroxyacetone phosphate
dioxygenases
dipeptidases
diphosphate (or pyrrophosphate or pyrophosphate)
diploid cells
dipolar ions
disaccharides
disulphide bond
disulphide bridge
DNA (from
d
eoxyribo
n
ucleic
a
cid)
DNA hybridization
DNA ligases
DNA modification
DNA polymerases
DNA recombination
DNA reparation
DNA replication
DNA sequencing
DNA topoisomerases
DNA-library
DNA-probe
dolichol phosphate
double helix
double helix DNA
drugs
drugs
drugs (or pharmaceuticals)
dyes or pigments
dynein
E
EC (from
E
nzyme
C
ommission of International Union of Biochemistry)
ecosystem
effectors
eicosanoids (or icosanoids)
elastin
electromigration methods
e
lectron
t
ransport
c
hain (or
e
lectron
t
ranfer
c
hain), ETC
electrophoresis
electrostatic interactions
ELISA (from
e
nzyme-
l
inked
i
mmuno-
s
orbent
a
ssay)
elongation
enantiomers
endergonic reactions
endocytosis
endonucleases
endopeptidases
e
ndoplasmatic (or
e
ndoplasmic)
r
eticulum, ER
endorphins
energy (or energetic) metabolism
enzyme activators
enzyme activity
enzyme activity regulation
enzyme catalogue
enzyme catalytic activity
enzyme cofactors
enzyme electrodes
enzyme kinetics
enzyme molar activity
enzyme nomenclature
enzyme regiospecificity
enzyme-substrate complex
enzymes
enzymes classification
enzymes: induced-fit model
enzymes: lock-and-key model
enzymogens
enzymopathy
epimers
epitope
equilibrium state or dynamic equilibrium
ergosterol
erythrocyte (or red blood cell or red cell)
erythropoietin
essential and non-essential amino acids
essential food factors
ETC (from
e
lectron-
t
ransport
c
hain)
eukaryots
excited (or excitated) state
exergonic reactions
exocytosis
exon
exonucleases
exopeptidases
F
F
0
F
1
-ATPase
facilitated (or mediated) diffusion
factor
FAD (from
f
lavin
a
denine
d
inucleotide)
false fermentation
fatty acid synthase (or synthetase)
fatty acids
fatty acids biosynthesis
fatty acids β-oxidation
Fe-S-proteins
feedback inhibition of enzymes
ferment
fermentation
fermentation
fermentation technologies
fermentor
ferredoxins
ferritin
α-fetoprotein
fibrin
fibrinogen
fibrinolysis
fibroin
flavin adenine dinucleotide
flavin adenine mononucleotide
FMN (from
f
lavin
m
ono
n
ucleotide)
folate or folacin
folic acid
food chain
frameshift mutation
fructose
futile cycle
fytohormones
G
G-proteins
galactose
gangliosides
gap junction
GDP (from
g
uanosine
d
i
p
osphate)
gel-filtration chromatography
gene
gene expresion
gene modifications
generation time
genetic code
genetic engineering
genetic information
g
enetically
m
odified
o
rganisms, GMO
genetics
genome
genomic library
genomics
genotype
glands
globin
globulins
γ-globulins
glucans
glucogenesis
glucogenic and ketogenic amino acids
glucose
glucose 6-phosphate
glucose oxidase
glucosides
glucosuria
glutamate dehydrogenase
glutamic acid
glutamine
glutathione
gluten
glycans
glycation
glycemia
glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase
glycerin
glycerol
glycerol phosphate shuttle
glycides
glycine
glycogen
glycogenesis
glycogenolysis
glycolipids
glycolysis
glycoproteins
glycosidases
glycoside bond
glycosides
glyoxylate cycle
glyoxysome
GMO
Goldman equation
Golgi apparatus
Golgi apparatus (or Golgi complex)
grana
group translocation
GTP (from
g
uanosine
t
ri
p
hosphate)
guanine
guanosine triphosphate
H
[H]
hairpin or hairpin loop
haploid cells
haptens
HDL (from
h
igh
d
ensity
l
ipoproteins)
helicase
helix
helix
α-helix
heme or haem
hemicelluloses
hemocoagulation
hemoglobin or haemoglobin
hemophilia
hemoproteins
hemostasis
heparin
heterotrophy
hexose monophosphate shunt
hexoses
h
igh-
p
erformance
l
iquid
c
hromatography, HPLC (not high-pressure)
Hill coefficient
Hill equation
Hill reaction
histidine
histones
holoenzymes
holoproteins
homeostasis
homocysteine
homoiothermic (or warm-blooded) animals
hormones
hormones - classification based on activity mechanism
hormones - classification based on chemical character
hormones - classification based on endocrine glands
HPLC (from
h
igh-
p
erformace
l
iquid
c
hromatography)
humoral immunity
hyaluronic acid
hybridoma
hybridoma technologies
hydrogen bond (or bridge)
hydrogen bridge
hydrolases
hydrolyases
hydrolysis
hydrophilicity
h
ydrophobic
i
nteraction
c
hromatography, HIC
hydrophobic interactions
hydrophobicity
hydroxyl radical
hydroxylases
hydroxylysine
hydroxymethyltransferases
hydroxyproline
hypervitaminosis
hypovitaminosis
hypoxia
I
icosanoids
immobilization
immobilized enzymes
immunity
immunization
immunochemistry
immunoelectrophoresis
immunogen
immunoglobulins
immunoprecipitation
immunosuppressives
in vitro
in vivo
induced (or inducible) enzymes
inducer
inducible gene
industrial biotransformation
inherited metabolic disorders
inhibition
inhibition of enzymes
inhibition of enzymes by the reaction product
inhibitor
initial reaction rate or velocity
initiation
initiation codon
initiation point or replication origin
inorganic pyrophosphatase
inosine
inositol
insertion
interferons
intermediary metabolism
intermediate filaments
introns
inulin
invert sugar
invertase
ion channels
ion pores
ion pumps
ion-exchange chromatography
ionic strength
ionophores
irreversible inhibition of enzymes
isocratic process
isoelectric point
isoenzymes (or isozymes)
isoionic point
isoleucine
isomerases
isooelectric focusing
isopentenyl pyrrophosphate
isoprenoid (or isopren) unit
isoprenoid biosynthesis
isoprenoids
isotachophoresis
isotonicity
J
juvenile hormones
K
katal
keratins
ketoacids
ketogenesis
ketol-isomerases
ketone bodies
ketone bodies
ketoses
kinases
Krebs cycle
Krebs-Henseleit cycle
L
lac operon
lactate
lactate dehydrogenase
lactic acid
lactobacillaceae
lactones
lactose
lagging strand
LDL (from
l
ow
d
ensity
l
ipoproteins)
leader (or signal) sequence (in mRNA)
leading strand
lecithin
lectins
leucine
leukocytes
leukotriens
levulose
liberins
ligand
ligases
light and dark reactions of photosynthesis
l
ight-
h
arvesting
c
omplex, LHC
lignin
limiting rate or velocity
linoleic acid
linolenic acid
lipases
lipid bilayer
lipids
lipids
α-lipoate
lipogenesis
lipoic acid
lipolysis
lipophility
lipoproteins
liposomes
lithotrophs
(London) dispersion (or dispersive) forces
luciferases
luciferin
lyases
lymphocytes
Lynen spiral
lysine
lysophospholipids
lysosomes
lysozyme
M
macroergic (or macroenergetic) compounds
”macroergic” bond
macroergic substrates
malate
malate aspartate shuttle
malic acid
malonyl-CoA
maltose
mannose
matabolic cycle
mechanism of enzyme action
mechanism of two-substrate enzyme reactions
meiosis (pl. meioses)
membrane (or membrane-bound) enzymes
membrane phosphorylation
membrane potential
membrane proteins
membrane transport
messenger RNA
messenger RNA, mRNA
metabolism
metabolite pool
metabolite pool
metabolites
metalloproteins
methemoglobin
methionine
methyltransferases
mevalonic acid
micelle
Michaelis constant
Michaelis-Menten equation
microfilaments
microtubules
milk proteins
minor bases
mitochondrion (pl. mitochondria)
mitosis
modulators
molten globule
monooxygenases
monosaccharides
mRNA (from
m
essenger
RNA
)
mucopolysaccharides
multienzyme complex
multienzyme unit
multifunctional enzymes
multinucleate cells
mutagens or mutagenic agents
mutarotation
mutases
mutation
myelin
myoglobin
myosin
myristic acid
N
N-formylmethionine
Na,K-ATPase
NAD (from
n
icotinamide
a
denine
d
inucleotide)
NAD(P)
+
, NAD(P)H
NADP (from
n
icotinamide
a
denine
d
inucleotide
p
osphate)
(natural) selection
necrosis
negative feedback or feedback inhibition
neuraminic acid
neuromodulators
neurotransmitters
niacin
nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide
nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate
ninhydrin
nitrate reductases
nitric oxide
nitrification
nitrogen balance
nitrogen bases
nitrogen circulation
NMR (from
n
uclear
m
agnetic
r
esonance)
non-covalent bond
non-covalent interactions (or weak bonds or non-bonding interactions)
non-proteinogenic amino acids
noncompetitive inhibition of enzymes
n
uclear
m
agnetic
r
esonance, NMR
nucleic acid bases
nucleic acids
nucleoid
nucleolus
nucleoproteins
nucleosides
nucleosome
nucleotides
nucleus
O
oils
Okazaki fragments
oleic acid
oligonucleotides
oligopeptides
oligosaccharides
oncogenes
ontogenesis or ontogeny
o
pen
r
eading
f
rame, ORF
open system
operator
operon
optimum pH of enzymes
optimum temperature of enzymes
organ
organelles
organisms - classification based on cell organization
organisms - classification based on nutrition demands
organisms - classification based on oxygen demands
ornithine
ornithine cycle
osmolarity
osmotic pressure
osmotic work
oxaloacetate
oxaloacetic acid
oxidases
oxidative deamination
oxidative decarboxylation
oxidative phosphorylation
oxidative stress
oxidoreductases
oxoacids (or, more feequently, ketoacids)
2-oxoglutarate
oxygen circulation
oxygen metabolism
oxygenases
oxygenic and anoxygenic photosynthesis
P
P/O quotient
palindrome
palindromic (or palindrom) sequence
palmitic acid
pantothenic acid
papain
paper chromatography
PAPS (from
p
ospho
a
denosine
p
ospho
s
ulphate)
passive transport
Pasteur effect
PCR (from
p
olymerase
c
hain
r
eaction)
pectins
pentose cycle
pentoses
PEP
pepsin
peptidases
peptide bond
peptide chain
peptide synthesis
in vitro
peptides
peptidyltransferase
permanently open pores
permeases
peroxidases
peroxisome
phagocytosis
phenotype
phenylalanine
phenylketonuria
pheromones
phosphatases
phosphatidates
phosphatidic acid
phosphatidylinositols
p
hospho
a
denosine
p
hospho
s
ulphate, PAPS
phosphodiester bond
phosphodiesterases
p
hospho
e
nol
p
yruvate, PEP
phosphoinositols
phospholipases
phospholipids
phosphoprotein (or protein) phosphatases
phosphoproteins
5´-
p
hospho
r
ibosyl 1´-
p
yrro
p
hosphate, PRPP
phosphorolysis
phosphorolytic cleavage
phosphorylases
phosphorylation
photolysis of water
photophosphorylation
photoreduction
photorespiration
photosynthesis
photosynthetic pigments
p
hotosynthetically
a
ctive
r
adiation, PAR
photosystems
phylloquinone
phylogenesis
phytic acid
P
i
(from
i
norganic
p
hosphate)
pinocytosis
plant hormones
plant tissue
plasma proteins
plasmalogens
plasmids
plasmin
plastoquinone
poikilotermic (or cold-booded) animals
point mutation
polar lipids
polyadenylate tail (or polyA-tail)
p
olymerase
c
hain
r
eaction, PCR
polynucleotides
polypeptides
polyploid cells
polyribosomes
polysaccharides
polysome
porphyrins
post-transcriptional modifications (or processing)
post-translational modifications
PP
i
(from
i
norganic
p
yro
p
hosphate)
precipitation
precursor
presequence
primer
prions
prochirality
proenzymes
prokaryotes
proline
promotor
proproteins
prosequence
prostaglandins
prosthetic groups
proteases
proteasome
protein domain
protein engineering
protein folding
protein kinases
protein polymorphism
protein sequencing
protein spacial arrangement (or conformation)
protein structural motifs
protein subunits
protein synthesis
proteinases
proteinogenic (or proteogenic) amino acids
proteins
proteins
proteins functional classification
proteins molecular shape classification
proteoglycans
proteolysis
proteomics
proteosom
proteosynthesis
prothrombin
p
roton
m
otive
f
orce, PMF
protoplast
protoporphyrins
provitamins
pseudogene
pseudoisoenzymes
purine
purine nucleotides biosynthesis
pyridoxine
pyrimidine
pyrimidine nucleotides biosynthesis
pyruvate
pyruvate-dehydrogenase complex
pyruvate-malate (or pyruvate/malate) cycle
pyruvic acid
Q
quantosome
R
racemases
racemisation
r
adio
i
mmuno
a
ssay, RIA
random coil
reaction specificity of enzymes
reactive center
r
eactive
o
xygen
s
pecies, ROS
reading frame
receptors
recombinant proteins
recombinant technologies
red blood cells
reducing equivalent
reductases
regulator gene (or gene-regulator)
regulatory work
renaturation
replication bubble
replication bubble
replication fork
replicon
repressor
respiration
respiration (or respitatory) chain
respiration (or respitatory) chain
respiratory complex II
(respiratory) complexes
respiratory pigments
restriction-modification system
retinal
retinol
retroviruses
reverse transcription
r
eversed
p
hase
c
hromatography, RPC
rhodopsin
RIA
riboflavin
ribonucleases
ribonucleic acid
ribose
r
ibosomal
RNA
, rRNA
ribosomes
ribozymes (from
ribo
nucleic en
zymes
)
ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase
RNA (from
r
ibo
n
ucleic
a
cid)
RNA i
nterference (RNAi)
RNA polymerase
RNA splicing
rRNA (
r
ibosomal
RNA
)
Rubisco (ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase)
S
S (from
S
vedberg)
S
-
a
denosyl-
m
ethionine, SAM or AdoMet
saccharides
salting in
salting out
saponifiable lipids
sarcoplasmatic (or sarcoplasmic) reticulum
scleroproteins
second messenger
secondary metabolism
secretion vesicle
sedimentation
sedimentation coefficient
selenocysteine
sequence
sequence homology
sequencing
serine
serum albumin
sex cells
shuttle
shuttle
sialic acid
sickle cell anemia
signal
signal amplification
signal cascades
s
ignal
r
ecognition
p
articles, SRP
signal sequence or pre-sequence (in protein)
simple (or physical) diffusion
simple (or unconjugated) proteins
singlet oxygen
sn
(from
s
tereochemical
n
umbering)
species, pl. species
specific activity of enzyme
spheroproteins
sphingolipids
sphingomyelins
sphingosine
spliceosome
starch
statim
statins
steady state
steady state
stearic acid
stem cells
stereospecificity of enzymes
steroids
sterols
STOP-codon
structural gene
structural homology
structural proteins
substrate
substrate dissociation constant
substrate inhibition of enzymes
substrate specificity of enzymes
substrate-level phosphorylation
succinyl-coenzyme A
sucrose
sugars
sulfonamides
sulphur circulation
s
uper
o
xide
d
ismutase, SOD
superoxide radical
supramolecular structure
symport
synapse
syndrome
synonymous codons
synthases
synthetases
synthetic gene
synzymes
T
template
template strand
tensides or surfactants
teratogens
termination
termination codons (or STOP-codons)
terpenes
tetrahydrfolate
t
etra
h
ydro
f
olic acid, THF
thiamine
t
hin-
l
ayer
c
hromatography, TLC
thioester bond
thiolytic cleavage
threonine
thrombin
thylakoids
thymine
tissue
tocopherol
total hydrolysis of proteins
transamination
transcription
transelectronases
t
ransfer
RNA
, tRNA
transferases
transferrin
transgenic organisms
transhydrogenases
translation
translocases
transport by diffusion
triacylglycerols
triacylglycerols and phosphatidates biosynthesis
t
ri
c
arboxylic
a
cid cycle, TCA-cycle
triglycerids
tRNA (from
t
ransfer
RNA
)
trophics
tropins
tropomyosine
trypsin
tryptophan
tubulin
turnover number
two-dimensional (or 2D) chromatography
two-dimensional (or 2D) electrophoresis
tyrosine
U
U (from
u
nit)
ubiquinone
ubiquitin
UDP-glucose
uncompetitive inhibition of enzymes
uniport
uracyl
urea
urea cycle
urease
uremia
uric acid
V
vacuoles
valine
van der Waals forces
v
an
d
er
W
aals interactions or (forces) (vdW-forces)
van der Waals radius
van ´t Hoff equation
vector
viral capsid
viruses
vitamins
VLDL (from
v
ery
l
ow
d
ensity
l
ipoproteins)
W
white blood cells
X
X-ray crystalography (or diffraction)
xanthine
xenobiochemistry
xenobiotics biotransformation
Z
zinc fingers
zygote
zymogenes