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cofactor

NOUN
  1. a substance (as a coenzyme) that must join with another to produce a given result

How To Use cofactor In A Sentence

  • There are various cofactors, for example, that help the enzymes work faster e.g., the B vitamins. The Chemistry of Calm
  • Magnesium is an important cofactor in many enzymatic reactions.
  • These studies show that sucrose breakdown and starch synthesis are restricted by the levels of adenine and uridine nucleotide cofactors.
  • The broad array of lysosomal storage diseases and peroxisomal disorders are presented along with the defects in transport, vitamin cofactor and metal metabolism. Clinical Biochemical Genetics
  • Vitamins and minerals are the cofactors or coenzymes that make things runs smoothly. The UltraMind Solution
  • Any effect of breast feeding may be limited to a critical period or depend on other cofactors.
  • Biopterin is a vital cofactor in tryptophan hydrolase's conversion of tryptophan to serotonin.
  • Other cofactors also deserve vigorous investigation.
  • The reasons are unknown but may be at least partially related to some environmental or genetic cofactors present that are necessary to trigger development of the disease.
  • But I'm beginning now to think those cofactors may act indirectly by inducing mutations – oxidative stress, free radicals which can induce mutations in the virus. Luc Montagnier - Interview
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