pyranosides
/paɪˈrænəˌsaɪdz/
noun
- A type of chemical compound formed from a sugar molecule in a ring shape (pyranose form), often found in natural substances like plant pigments and some medicines.
- Scientists are studying pyranosides to develop new antiviral drugs.
- Many fruits contain pyranosides that give them their bright colors.
- The pyranosides in this plant extract help protect cells from damage.