Associations to the word «Inhibitor»
Noun
- Serotonin
- Blocker
- Kinase
- Tyrosine
- Dopamine
- Mao
- Inhibition
- Corrosion
- Apoptosis
- Proton
- Enzyme
- Uptake
- Agonist
- Platelet
- Analog
- Biosynthesis
- Mf
- Medication
- Neurotransmitter
- Antagonist
- Substrate
- Hypertension
- Phosphorylation
- Cox
- Selectivity
- Soybean
- Polymerase
- Potency
- Receptor
- Specificity
- Peptide
- Antibiotic
- Hiv
- Cholesterol
- Estrogen
- Pump
- Synthesis
- Opioid
- Reverse
- Binding
- Converting
- Nucleotide
- Ulcer
- Regimen
- Metabolite
- Dysfunction
- Protein
- Chemotherapy
- Lymphoma
- Polymerization
- Secretion
- Transporter
- Rn
- Bind
- Blocking
- Toxicity
- Aggregation
- Efficacy
- Leukemia
- Proliferation
- Amine
- Signaling
- Drug
- Beta
- Insecticide
- Activation
- Pathway
- Molecule
- Conformation
- Fda
- Ligand
- Tumor
- Antibody
- Degradation
- Phosphate
- Pharmaceutical
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
INHIBITOR, noun. (chemistry) Any substance capable of stopping or slowing a specific chemical reaction.
INHIBITOR, noun. (biology) Any substance capable of stopping or slowing a specific biological process
Dictionary definition
INHIBITOR, noun. A substance that retards or stops an activity.
Wise words
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