Definition of succinate in English:

succinate

noun ˈsʌksɪneɪtˈsəksəˌneɪt

Chemistry

A salt or ester of succinic acid.
Example sentencesExamples
- The plants were grown in vitro on MS medium supplemented with ammonium succinate in the case of the Nia 30 mutants.
- The four-carbon succinate undergoes a series of rearrangements to regenerate oxaloacetate.
- Under phosphorus-deficient conditions, plants generally exude a greater quantity of organic acids such as citrate, malate, and succinate from roots to the rhizosphere.
- A similar trend was observed for succinate, and for malate plus glutamate oxidation, by digitonin-permeabilized fibroblasts (not shown).
- Each genetic pathway metabolizes glucose and produces succinate via dissimilar chemical reactions.

Definition of succinate in US English:

succinate

nounˈsəksəˌnātˈsəksəˌneɪt

Chemistry

A salt or ester of succinic acid.
Example sentencesExamples
- Each genetic pathway metabolizes glucose and produces succinate via dissimilar chemical reactions.
- Under phosphorus-deficient conditions, plants generally exude a greater quantity of organic acids such as citrate, malate, and succinate from roots to the rhizosphere.
- A similar trend was observed for succinate, and for malate plus glutamate oxidation, by digitonin-permeabilized fibroblasts (not shown).
- The plants were grown in vitro on MS medium supplemented with ammonium succinate in the case of the Nia 30 mutants.
- The four-carbon succinate undergoes a series of rearrangements to regenerate oxaloacetate.

词汇	succinate
释义	Definition of succinate in English: succinate noun ˈsʌksɪneɪtˈsəksəˌneɪt Chemistry A salt or ester of succinic acid. Example sentencesExamples The plants were grown in vitro on MS medium supplemented with ammonium succinate in the case of the Nia 30 mutants. The four-carbon succinate undergoes a series of rearrangements to regenerate oxaloacetate. Under phosphorus-deficient conditions, plants generally exude a greater quantity of organic acids such as citrate, malate, and succinate from roots to the rhizosphere. A similar trend was observed for succinate, and for malate plus glutamate oxidation, by digitonin-permeabilized fibroblasts (not shown). Each genetic pathway metabolizes glucose and produces succinate via dissimilar chemical reactions. Definition of succinate in US English: succinate nounˈsəksəˌnātˈsəksəˌneɪt Chemistry A salt or ester of succinic acid. Example sentencesExamples Each genetic pathway metabolizes glucose and produces succinate via dissimilar chemical reactions. Under phosphorus-deficient conditions, plants generally exude a greater quantity of organic acids such as citrate, malate, and succinate from roots to the rhizosphere. A similar trend was observed for succinate, and for malate plus glutamate oxidation, by digitonin-permeabilized fibroblasts (not shown). The plants were grown in vitro on MS medium supplemented with ammonium succinate in the case of the Nia 30 mutants. The four-carbon succinate undergoes a series of rearrangements to regenerate oxaloacetate.
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