Choleokinase

/ˌkoʊliːoʊˈkɪneɪs/ noun

Definition

An enzyme that helps regulate the movement and secretion of bile in the digestive system.

Etymology

From Greek 'chole' (bile) + 'kinesis' (movement) + '-ase' (enzyme suffix). The enzyme name follows scientific nomenclature where '-ase' denotes catalytic proteins.

Kelly Says

This enzyme is like a traffic controller for bile—it makes sure bile gets pumped out of the gallbladder at the right time so your body can digest fats efficiently!

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