homolysin
/hɒməˈlaɪsɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A type of enzyme that catalyzes the process of homolysis, or the breaking of a chemical bond into two identical parts.
“The researchers studied the homolysin’s effects on the molecular structure of the compound.”
2. noun
A term used to describe the process of homolysis in a biological context.
“The scientist explained the concept of homolysin during the lecture on biochemistry.”