👉 In biology, "zymic" refers to a type of cell membrane that is found in eukaryotic cells. The term was coined by Robert H. Lederer in 1960 when he described the structure and function of the zymodomain of the mitochondrial outer membrane (ZM). This domain consists of two distinct regions, called zymidochains, which are responsible for the assembly and stability of the mitochondrion's inner membrane. The zymod
