| biotin |
A vitamin of the B complex. It is a co-enzyme for various enzymes that catalyse the incorporation of carbon dioxide into various compounds. It is essential for the metabolism of fats. Biotin is attached to pyruvate carboxylase by a long, flexible chain like that of lipoamide in the pyruvate dehydrogenase complex. Adequate amounts are normally produced by the intestinal bacteria in animals. aka vitamin H (in USA). [FAO Glossary]
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| biotinylation |
To label a probe with biotin.
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| biota |
All the plants and animals with a region.
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| biotic |
living organisms on the planet Earth (eg vegetation, humans, bacteria)
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| biotherapy |
(Also known as biologic therapy) Therapy that involves giving synthetic forms of natural substances produced in the body to treat disease.
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