antikinase
/æntaɪkɪˈneɪz/Definitions
1. noun
An enzyme that catalyzes the breakdown of anti-BHK (baby hamster kidney) antibodies, often used in the production of virus stocks.
“The laboratory used antikinase to prepare the virus stocks for the experiment.”
2. noun
A type of dephosphorylating enzyme involved in protein kinase regulation.
“Research on antikinase has led to a greater understanding of protein kinase regulation in cells.”