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• Kynureninase

  kynureninase kyn·u·re·nin·ase (kī’nyu-rē’nə-nās’, -nāz’, -rěn’ə-, kĭn’yu-) n. A liver enzyme that catalyzes the formation of alanine and anthranilic acid during tryptophan metabolism.

• Kynurenine

  kynurenine kyn·u·re·nine (kīn-yur’ə-nēn’, kĭn-, kī’nyu-rē’nĭn, -rěn’ĭn, kĭn’yu-) n. An amino acid that is a precursor of kynurenic acid and that is excreted in small amounts in the urine as a product of the metabolism of tryptophan.

• Kyoga

  [kyoh-guh] /ˈkyoʊ gə/ noun 1. Lake, a lake in central Uganda. About 1000 sq. mi. (2600 sq. km).

• Kyogen

  [kee-oh-gen; Japanese kyaw-gen] /kiˈoʊ gɛn; Japanese ˈkyɔ gɛn/ noun 1. a brief Japanese play performed between Nō plays to provide comic relief.

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