glucosidases
/ɡluːˈkoʊsɪdeɪsɪz/
noun
- Enzymes that break down glucosides (a type of sugar compound) into simpler sugars.
- Glucosidases in your gut help digest certain plant sugars.
- Some medications work by blocking glucosidases to control blood sugar levels.
- Scientists study glucosidases to understand how cells process energy.