See Also: aldonate lactonohydrolase(medicine)
D-xylo-aldonate dehydratase(medicine)
Herbal medicine (botanical medicine, herbology, phytomedicine)(health)
fleet(4)(dictionary)
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aldonate lactonohydrolase (medicine) and fleet(5) (iou)


aldonate lactonohydrolase (medicine)


aldonate lactonohydrolase
<enzyme> Hydrolyzes aldonate lactones to aldonic acids; also acts on aromatic lactones such as dihydrocoumarin and homogentisic-acid lactone

Registry number: EC 3.1.1.-


fleet(5) (iou)



fleet noun2. [fli:t]
[Old English fleot (also fleote or -a), corresp. to Old Frisian flet, Middle & mod. Dutch vliet, Middle High German vlie, Old Norse fljot, from Germanic base of FLEET verb1.]
A place where water flows; a creek, an inlet. Now dial. or in proper names. OE.
the Fleet, (the name of) a stream (now covered) flowing into the Thames between Ludgate Hill and Fleet Street; Hist. the prison that stood near it. LME.
Comb.: Fleet Marriage Hist. a wedding performed clandestinely by a Fleet parson (see below) in the Fleet; Fleet parson Hist. any of a number of disreputable clergymen to be found in or around the Fleet ready to perform clandestine marriages; Fleet Street [name of a street in London formerly devoted largely to the production and publication of daily newspapers] the British press; British journalism or journalists collectively.