Definition of metabolon in English:

metabolon

noun mɪˈtabəlɒnmɛˈtabəlɒn

Nuclear physics historical

An unstable atom produced in the process of radioactive decay.

noun mɪˈtabəlɒnmɛˈtabəlɒn

Biochemistry

An organized supramolecular complex of the enzymes that catalyse the sequential reactions of a particular metabolic pathway, bound to structural elements of a cell.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Ernest Rutherford (1871–1937), physicist. From Hellenistic Greek μεταβόλος changeable + -on.

Definition of metabolon in US English:

metabolon

noun

Nuclear physics historical

An unstable atom produced in the process of radioactive decay.

noun

Biochemistry

An organized supramolecular complex of the enzymes that catalyse the sequential reactions of a particular metabolic pathway, bound to structural elements of a cell.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Ernest Rutherford (1871–1937), physicist. From Hellenistic Greek μεταβόλος changeable + -on<br>1980s. From metabol- + -on.

单词	metabolon
释义	Definition of metabolon in English: metabolon noun mɪˈtabəlɒnmɛˈtabəlɒn Nuclear physics historical An unstable atom produced in the process of radioactive decay. noun mɪˈtabəlɒnmɛˈtabəlɒn Biochemistry An organized supramolecular complex of the enzymes that catalyse the sequential reactions of a particular metabolic pathway, bound to structural elements of a cell. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Ernest Rutherford (1871–1937), physicist. From Hellenistic Greek μεταβόλος changeable + -on. Definition of metabolon in US English: metabolon noun Nuclear physics historical An unstable atom produced in the process of radioactive decay. noun Biochemistry An organized supramolecular complex of the enzymes that catalyse the sequential reactions of a particular metabolic pathway, bound to structural elements of a cell. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Ernest Rutherford (1871–1937), physicist. From Hellenistic Greek μεταβόλος changeable + -on<br>1980s. From metabol- + -on.
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