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hydroxylase
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hydroxylase [hī′dräk·sə‚lās]
(biochemistry)
Any of several enzymes that catalyze certain hydroxylation reactions involving atomic oxygen.
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The intermediate product or organic acids can also be oxidized through hydroxylation and hydration, finally forming carbon dioxide.
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