Definition of scissile in English:

scissile

adjective ˈsɪsʌɪlˈsɪsɪl

Biochemistry

(of a chemical bond) readily undergoing scission.
〔主生化〕（化学键）易裂解的
Example sentencesExamples
- The scissile groups are P3 and P11, respectively.
- Crystal structures help to orientate the scissile bond in the enzyme complex structure.
- We find, however, that the putative sodium ion binding site is near the scissile bond of PC activation.
- Cross-linking studies of IN with DNA revealed that residues in this region could be cross-linked to DNA close to the reactive phosphate (i.e., the scissile bond), placing the loop near the substrate during the reaction.
- Such differences among PC and other VKD proteins in charge distributions around the scissile bond may require different conditions for the initial approach of the zymogen to its enzyme for its activation.
Synonyms
divisible, distinguishable, distinct, independent

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin scissilis, from sciss- 'cut, divided', from the verb scindere.

Definition of scissile in US English:

scissile

adjective

Biochemistry

(of a chemical bond) readily undergoing scission.
〔主生化〕（化学键）易裂解的
Example sentencesExamples
- Cross-linking studies of IN with DNA revealed that residues in this region could be cross-linked to DNA close to the reactive phosphate (i.e., the scissile bond), placing the loop near the substrate during the reaction.
- We find, however, that the putative sodium ion binding site is near the scissile bond of PC activation.
- The scissile groups are P3 and P11, respectively.
- Such differences among PC and other VKD proteins in charge distributions around the scissile bond may require different conditions for the initial approach of the zymogen to its enzyme for its activation.
- Crystal structures help to orientate the scissile bond in the enzyme complex structure.
Synonyms
divisible, distinguishable, distinct, independent

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin scissilis, from sciss- ‘cut, divided’, from the verb scindere.

单词	scissile
释义	Definition of scissile in English: scissile adjective ˈsɪsʌɪlˈsɪsɪl Biochemistry (of a chemical bond) readily undergoing scission. 〔主生化〕（化学键）易裂解的 Example sentencesExamples The scissile groups are P3 and P11, respectively. Crystal structures help to orientate the scissile bond in the enzyme complex structure. We find, however, that the putative sodium ion binding site is near the scissile bond of PC activation. Cross-linking studies of IN with DNA revealed that residues in this region could be cross-linked to DNA close to the reactive phosphate (i.e., the scissile bond), placing the loop near the substrate during the reaction. Such differences among PC and other VKD proteins in charge distributions around the scissile bond may require different conditions for the initial approach of the zymogen to its enzyme for its activation. Synonyms divisible, distinguishable, distinct, independent Origin Early 17th century: from Latin scissilis, from sciss- 'cut, divided', from the verb scindere. Definition of scissile in US English: scissile adjective Biochemistry (of a chemical bond) readily undergoing scission. 〔主生化〕（化学键）易裂解的 Example sentencesExamples Cross-linking studies of IN with DNA revealed that residues in this region could be cross-linked to DNA close to the reactive phosphate (i.e., the scissile bond), placing the loop near the substrate during the reaction. We find, however, that the putative sodium ion binding site is near the scissile bond of PC activation. The scissile groups are P3 and P11, respectively. Such differences among PC and other VKD proteins in charge distributions around the scissile bond may require different conditions for the initial approach of the zymogen to its enzyme for its activation. Crystal structures help to orientate the scissile bond in the enzyme complex structure. Synonyms divisible, distinguishable, distinct, independent Origin Early 17th century: from Latin scissilis, from sciss- ‘cut, divided’, from the verb scindere.
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