hexosaminidase
/ˌhɛksoʊsəˈmɪnɪdeɪs/
noun
- An enzyme that helps break down certain sugars and fats in the body, especially in cells.
- Scientists study hexosaminidase to understand how cells recycle their materials.
- The body needs hexosaminidase to process certain fatty substances in the brain.
- A lack of hexosaminidase can cause serious health problems.