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interconversion
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interconversion [¦in·tər·kən′vər·zhən]
(communications)
Changing the representation of information from one code to another, as from six-bit to ASCII.
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Einstein''s equation also reveals that matter and energy are interconvertible.
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DHEA is metabolized to form DHEAS, and both hormones are metabolically interconvertible by the action of the enzymes sulphotransferase for conjugation and sulphatase for hydrolysis, present in many tissues (Baulieu, 1996).
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As both these classes of PUFA mediate physiological functions yet neither is synthesised in humans nor are they interconvertible, each is considered to be essential for human diets.
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