1) Biology terminology 2) Chemical process 3) Chemical reaction 4) Civil engineering term 5) Industrial process 6) Matter 7) Pet equipment 8) Semiconductor property 9) Substance 10) Underlying layer
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1) Substratum
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- the substance acted upon by an enzyme or ferment
- any stratum lying underneath another
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A substance that is acted upon by an enzyme during a biochemical reaction.
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1. The material or substance on which a microorganism feeds and develops. 2. a substance acted upon by an enzyme.
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• (n.) A substratum. • (a.) Having very slight furrows. • (v. t.) To strew or lay under anything.
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(L. sub under + stratum layer) a substance upon which an enzyme acts.
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1. The material spread out on the bottom of the aquarium, such as gravel, sand, or layers of different materials. Used as a planting medium or for decoration and attachment site for Biofilm. 2. Any surface on which living organisms are attached.
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(from the article `acid–base reaction`) ...of in terms of a mysterious influence of the acid or base, but it is now generally believed to involve an actual acid–base reaction between the ... ...the active site (at which catalytic activity occurs). The interaction changes the shape of the enzyme so as to affect the formation at...
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(from the article `electronic substrate and package ceramics`) ...components such as transistors and resistors that are built up on a tiny chip of silicon. In order to maintain their reliability, these circuits ... ...view of a silicon p-n-p bipolar transistor is shown in Figure 4A. Basically the bipolar transistor is fabricated by firs...
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A chemical species, the reaction of which with some other chemical reagent is under observation (e.g., a compound that is transformed under the influence of a catalyst). The term should be used with care. Either the context or a specific statement should always make it clear which chemical species in a reaction is regarded as the substrate. See als...
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a base material on or in which electrical or electronic elements are placed or formed
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The base material which forms both the support structure of an electronic circuit and the insulating layer upon which the conductor pattern is fabricated. Provided that the material meets the manufacturing and usage design requirements, the term may refer equally to an epoxy-glass PCB laminate, a flex material, or the ceramic base for a hybrid cir...
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A part or substance which lies below and supports another.
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<chemistry> A substance upon which an enzyme acts. ... Origin: L. Stratum = layer ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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(sub´strāt) any substance upon which an enzyme acts. a neutral substance containing a nutrient solution. a surface upon which a different material is deposited or adhered, usually in a coating or layer.
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(Humans as organisms) a substance on which enzymes act
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Sub'strate adjective Having very slight furrows. [ R.]
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Sub'strate noun A substratum. [ R.]
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Sub·strate' transitive verb [ Latin
substratus , past participle of
substrahere . See
Substratum .] To strew or lay under anything. [ Obsolete] « The melted glass being supported by the
substrated sand.»
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A chemical substance that takes part in a chemical reaction catalyzed by an enzyme
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(S) Type: Term Pronunciation: sŭb′strāt Definitions: 1. The substance acted on and changed by an enzyme; the reactant considered to be attacked in a chemical reaction. 2. That on which an organism lives or grows (the substrate on which microorganisms and cells grow in cell culture).
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(sub;strat) In enzymatic reactions, the molecules that combine with the amino acids lining the active sites of an enzyme and are converted to products by catalysis of the enzyme.
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substratum noun an indigenous language that contributes features to the language of an invading people who impose their language on the indigenous population; `the Celtic languages of Britain are a substrate for English`
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[ACT vocabulary] the substance that is acted upon by an enzyme or ferment
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