glycosidase

/ɡlaɪˈkoʊsɪdeɪz/
noun
  1. An enzyme that helps break down complex sugars (carbohydrates) into simpler sugars.
    • Scientists study glycosidase to understand how plants break down cellulose.
    • The body uses glycosidase to digest starch into glucose.
    • A deficiency in a certain glycosidase can cause digestive problems.
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