Z-y words! Flashcards
Zymurgy (Noun)
a branch of applied chemistry that deals with fermentation processes (as in wine making or brewing)
Zyzzogeton (Noun)
a genus of large South American leafhoppers (family Cicadellidae) having the pronotum tuberculate and the front tibiae grooved
Zymosis (Noun)
FERMENTATION
Zymase (Noun)
an enzyme or enzyme complex of yeast that promotes fermentation of sugar
Zyzomys (Noun)
a genus of small Australian murid rodents characterized externally by short rounded ears and long slightly tufted tail which is usually all white and by upper molar teeth in which the outermost of the usual three tubercles constituting the cross crests is practically absent
Zymoses (Noun)
Plural of Zymosis, FERMENTATION
Zythum (Noun)
beer of ancient times: such as
a: beer of ancient Egypt
b: beer of the northern peoples
Zymoscope (Noun)
an apparatus for determining the fermenting power of yeast by measuring the amount of carbon dioxide evolved from a given quantity of sugar
Zythiaceae (Noun)
a family of imperfect fungi (order Sphaeropsidales)
Zymosan (Noun)
an insoluble largely polysaccharide fraction of yeast cell walls
Zygotoid (Noun)
a multinucleate zygospore
Zythia (Noun)
a genus (the type of the family Zythiaceae) of imperfect fungi characterized by white or bright-colored fleshy or waxy pycnidia and hyaline nonseptate spores
Zymogram (Noun)
an electrophoretic strip (as of starch gel) or a representation of it exhibiting the pattern of separated enzymes and especially isoenzymes after electrophoresis
Zyrtec (Trademark)
used for a preparation of the hydrochloride of cetirizine
Zymogenic (Adjective)
1: producing fermentation : AMYLOLYTIC
broadly : obtaining energy by amylolytic processes
2: of or relating to a zymogen
Zygotene (Noun)
the stage of meiotic prophase which immediately follows the leptotene and during which synapsis of homologous chromosomes occurs (obviously)
Zymogen (Noun)
an inactive protein precursor of an enzyme secreted by living cells and converted (as by a kinase or an acid) into an active form
Zygotaxis (Noun)
the attraction between two zygophores or suspensors that is immediately responsible for conjugation
Zygospore (Noun)
a thick-walled spore of some algae and fungi that is formed by union of two similar sexual cells, usually serves as a resting spore, and produces the sporophytic phase
Zygosporangium (Noun)
a sporangium in which zygospores are produced
Zygosphere (Noun)
a plant gamete capable of uniting with a similar one to form a zygospore
Zygosphene (Noun)
a median process on the front part of the neural arch of the vertebrae of most snakes and some lizards