macroenzyme
macrobiome
macrokinetic
hopeful monster
macrogenomics
macrocytotic
immunospecies
macrolipasemia
macrofoulant
macrophagocytic
proepithelin
enzymologic
macromutationism
macropinocytosed
hyperregulator
semantide
enzymoimmunoassay
oncoproteogenomics
phosphoacceptor
enzymologically
macroagglutination
macrocytic
macronodular
macrosyntenic
enzymelike
bioassociated
biomacromolecule
histiocytosis
glycomutant
oncoproteogenome
macroboring
anillin
proteonomics
microfilaraemic
cytochemistry
aminase
macrotaxonomic
nucleostemin
alternan
macrophiliac
genetic
mesoevolution
macrosialin
antioncogenetic
microinflammatory
serotype
macrofloral
serovar
enzymic
disaggregase
pathoantigenic
foldopathy
biotype
macropinocytotic
polyribonucleotidyl
bioserotype
microthrombogenic
hematoproliferative
hybridize
macrocirculatory
macrophagelike
phosphoprotein
glucomannanase
macrochromosomal
biogenetically
macrogenomic
macroconidiogenesis
enzymotic
biocalcifying
proteopathy
error catastrophe
microglobin
macrovacuolization
macrofilarial
immunosorting
oncoproteomics
dematin
oligoribonuclease
macrofilaricidal
overproliferative
biopolysaccharide
macroheterogeneity
microplasminogen
enzymatically
microcytotic
proteinemia
dermatopontin
immunohistomorphological
biosolarized
biogenetical
macrobioerosion
enzymatic
macrobiological
microgenomics
isolysis
ezrin
macroconidiation
macromelanosomal
proneural
enzymological

English words for 'An enzyme of macromolecular size due to unusual biopolymerization or immune complexing, such as when a normal enzyme is protein-bound, typically by immunoglobulins (antibodies); macroenzymes by themselves are not always pathophysiologic or pathogenic, but their occurrence is increased in certain diseases (their formation is encouraged by some pathogenetic processes).'

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