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Salix viminalis
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Quantum chromodynamics
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Sub-critical reactor
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Decryption
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Molecular clock
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Polytypism
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Flex
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Celestial meridian
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Wimp
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PALM/STORM microscopy
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Videoconference
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Boundary area
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DNA
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Endemic stick insect (apterograeffa reunionensis)
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Supplementary service
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Telemetry
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Oncomodulin
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MediaFLO
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Balmer formula
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Photolysis
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AES/EBU
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Isoprene
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Critical temperature
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Magic number
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Wall lining
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Euthanasia
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Lipophile
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Mount Palomar observatory
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Amine acid group
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Botulinum toxin
Substrate
The term substrate is used in two fields: in botany and in biology.
Botany
In horticulture, a support or base in which plants can grow. This can be sediment, silt, rock or else granulates specific to a biological pool.
Biology
A molecule which, after binding itself to the active site of an enzyme, is transformed into one or more products.
For a plant, the substrate can be silt, granulates etc. © DR
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