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Relating to, involving, or causing chemolysis.

To decompose (a substance) by chemical agency.

The use of drugs to prevent disease.

Sensitive or responsive to chemical stimuli; of or relating to chemoreception.

A sensory cell or organ responsive to chemical stimuli.

A reflex response to a chemical stimulus; frequently attributive.

Sensitive to the presence of a chemical substance; (medicine) responsive to chemotherapy; (physiology) chemoreceptive.

The property of being chemosensitive; the degree to which something is chemosensitive.

The property of being chemosensitive; the degree to which something is chemosensitive.

Oedematous swelling of the conjunctiva of the eyeball; an instance of this.

Oedematous swelling of the conjunctiva of the eyeball; an instance of this.

The diffusion of ions through a semipermeable membrane into a region of lower ion concentration (i.e. down an electrochemical gradient); especially that of hydrogen ions (protons) which forms part of the biochemical system for the synthesis of atp and hence the transfer of energy in living organisms.

Of, relating to, or involving a process in which ions are translocated across a membrane to produce an electrochemical gradient, or diffuse passively down such a gradient; specifically designating a theory (now generally accepted) that energy for biochemical processes is supplied by creation of a gradient of hydrogen ion (proton) concentration across a membrane; relating to or conforming to this theory.

A region of the upper atmosphere in which photochemical reactions take place, usually regarded as corresponding to the upper stratosphere and the mesosphere.

A system in which the chemical composition is kept at a controlled level, especially for the culture of microorganisms.

A chemical substance which inhibits an organism's ability to reproduce.

A chemical substance which inhibits an organism's ability to reproduce.

A method of treating a cancer, especially of the skin, in which the tumour is excised in layers with histological examination of its entire undersurface and other margins.

The synthesis of organic compounds by bacteria or other living organisms using energy derived from reactions involving inorganic chemicals, typically in the absence of sunlight.

In a chemosynthetic manner; by means of chemosynthesis.

By means of chemotaxis.

Movement of a motile cell or organism, or part of one, in a direction corresponding to a gradient of increasing or decreasing concentration of a particular substance.

Of or relating to chemotaxonomy.

From a chemotaxonomic point of view; as regards chemotaxonomy.

A specialist in chemotaxonomy.