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cofactors

/ˈkoʊfæktərz/ /ˈkoʊˌfæktərz/

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noun

辅助因素，协同因素

A contributing factor.

Examples :

"Several cofactors, such as lack of sleep and poor diet, contributed to her increased stress levels this week. "

几个辅助因素，比如缺乏睡眠和不良饮食，导致了她这周压力水平的增加。

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noun

辅助因子，辅助因素

A substance, especially a coenzyme or a metal, that must be present for an enzyme to function.

Examples :

"Many enzymes in our bodies need cofactors, like vitamins or minerals, to work properly and help digest our food. "

我们身体里的很多酶需要辅助因子，比如维生素或矿物质，才能正常工作，帮助我们消化食物。

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noun

辅助因子, 辅酶。

A molecule that binds to and regulates the activity of a protein.

Examples :

"Many enzymes in our body need cofactors, like vitamins and minerals, to work properly and speed up chemical reactions. "

我们体内许多酶需要辅助因子，比如维生素和矿物质，才能正常工作并加速化学反应。

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noun

因子，子因子

The result of a number being divided by one of its factors.

Examples :

"When dividing 20 by 4, the cofactors are 5. "

当20除以它的因子4时，得到的子因子是5。

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noun

代数余子式

(of a matrix) The signed determinant of the submatrix produced by removing the row and column containing a specified element; primarily used in the recursive definition and calculation of the determinant of a matrix.

Examples :

"When calculating the determinant of a large matrix by hand, we often break it down into smaller problems using cofactors to simplify the process. "

在手工计算大型矩阵的行列式时，我们经常使用代数余子式将其分解成更小的问题，以此来简化计算过程。