galactosidases
/ɡəˌlæktoʊˈsaɪdeɪzɪz/
noun
- Plural of galactosidase; multiple types or molecules of the enzyme that breaks down galactose-containing sugars.
- Researchers have identified several galactosidases in bacteria and plants.
- Different galactosidases work on various sugar molecules in the body.
- The activity of galactosidases can be measured in laboratory tests.