Antikinase

/ˌæntiˈkɪneɪs/ noun

A substance that inhibits or prevents the action of kinase enzymes, which add phosphate groups to proteins in cellular processes.

From anti- (against) + kinase (from Greek kinein, to move + -ase, enzyme suffix). This biochemical term emerged as scientists studied cellular signaling and enzyme inhibition.

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