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Isoenzyme An enzyme performing the same function as another enzyme but having a different set of amino acids. The two enzymes may function at different speeds. Updated 26-Apr-07
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Isoenzyme (isozyme)
Multiple forms of an enzyme whose synthesis is controlled by more than one gene. See also alloenzyme.
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An isoenzyme (an enzyme that appears in multiple forms) found in high concentrations in heart and skeletal muscles, and, in smaller amounts, in brain tissue. Each form of CK is predominant in specific tissues.
An isoenzyme whose synthesis is controlled by codominant alleles of one gene.
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Isoenzyme (isozyme)
Multiple forms of an enzyme whose synthesis is controlled by more than one gene. See also alloenzyme.
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Isozymes (also known as isoenzymes) are enzymes that differ in amino acid sequence but catalyze the same chemical reaction. These enzymes usually display different kinetic parameters (i.
Isozymes Enzymes in an organism that catalyze the same reaction but differ in structure; these differences may range from one to several amino acid residues. Also called isoenzymes.
 See also: Enzyme, Sequence, Gene, Protein, Expression
  
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