phosphorylate

As a verb phosphorylate is

to cause phosphorylation.

As a verb phosphorylate

is to cause phosphorylation.

As a noun phosphorylase is

(enzyme) any enzyme that catalyzes the production of glucose phosphate from glycogen and inorganic phosphate.

As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As a verb phosphorylate is

to cause phosphorylation.

As verbs the difference between phosphorylate and autophosphorylate

is that phosphorylate is to cause phosphorylation while autophosphorylate is to phosphorylate by means of autophosphorylation.

As a verb phosphorylate

is to cause phosphorylation.

As an adjective antiphosphorylated is

(molecular biology|immunochemistry) bonding specifically to a phosphorylated antigen.

Phosphorylate is a related term of nitrosylate.

As verbs the difference between phosphorylate and nitrosylate

is that phosphorylate is to cause phosphorylation while nitrosylate is (biochemistry) to react a nitrosyl (no) group with the sulfur-containing cysteines of a protein.

Nonphosphorylated is a related term of phosphorylate.

As a verb phosphorylate

is to cause phosphorylation.

As an adjective nonphosphorylated is

not having been phosphorylated.

As a verb phosphorylate

is to cause phosphorylation.

As a noun hyperphosphorylation is

(biochemistry) the state of being fully phosphorylated, so that all potential phosphorylation sites are occupied.

As a verb phosphorylate

is to cause phosphorylation.

As an adjective unphosphorylated is

not phosphorylated.

As a verb phosphorylate

is to cause phosphorylation.

As an adjective phosphorylatable is

(biochemistry) capable of being phosphorylated.