Definition of galactosamine in English:

galactosamine

noun ˌɡalakˈtəʊsəmiːn-min

Biochemistry

A crystalline amino sugar, of which chondroitin is a derivative.
〔生化〕半乳糖胺
Chemical formula: C₆H₁₃NO₅
Example sentencesExamples
- Glucosamine and galactosamine were abundant and common to all samples.
- As a result, it has been found that polyamino acids in which galactosamine has been introduced as a sugar residue have excellent properties.
- Hepatocytes damaged by exposure to galactosamine, thiocetamide, and carbon tetrachloride were incubated with Picrorhiza constituents.
- The study measured changes in liver chemicals, called galactosamines, that mitigate the damage caused by the toxin.
- Protective effects of phytosomal silybin were observed using rats pre-exposed to toxins such as praseodymium, galactosamine, and the mushroom poisons phalloidin and alpha-amanitin.

Origin

Early 20th century: from galactose + amine.

Definition of galactosamine in US English:

galactosamine

noun-min

Biochemistry

An amino acid derived from the sugar galactose, of which chondroitin is a derivative.
〔生化〕半乳糖胺
Example sentencesExamples
- As a result, it has been found that polyamino acids in which galactosamine has been introduced as a sugar residue have excellent properties.
- Hepatocytes damaged by exposure to galactosamine, thiocetamide, and carbon tetrachloride were incubated with Picrorhiza constituents.
- Protective effects of phytosomal silybin were observed using rats pre-exposed to toxins such as praseodymium, galactosamine, and the mushroom poisons phalloidin and alpha-amanitin.
- Glucosamine and galactosamine were abundant and common to all samples.
- The study measured changes in liver chemicals, called galactosamines, that mitigate the damage caused by the toxin.

Origin

Early 20th century: from galactose + amine.

单词	galactosamine
释义	Definition of galactosamine in English: galactosamine noun ˌɡalakˈtəʊsəmiːn-min Biochemistry A crystalline amino sugar, of which chondroitin is a derivative. 〔生化〕半乳糖胺 Chemical formula: C₆H₁₃NO₅ Example sentencesExamples Glucosamine and galactosamine were abundant and common to all samples. As a result, it has been found that polyamino acids in which galactosamine has been introduced as a sugar residue have excellent properties. Hepatocytes damaged by exposure to galactosamine, thiocetamide, and carbon tetrachloride were incubated with Picrorhiza constituents. The study measured changes in liver chemicals, called galactosamines, that mitigate the damage caused by the toxin. Protective effects of phytosomal silybin were observed using rats pre-exposed to toxins such as praseodymium, galactosamine, and the mushroom poisons phalloidin and alpha-amanitin. Origin Early 20th century: from galactose + amine. Definition of galactosamine in US English: galactosamine noun-min Biochemistry An amino acid derived from the sugar galactose, of which chondroitin is a derivative. 〔生化〕半乳糖胺 Example sentencesExamples As a result, it has been found that polyamino acids in which galactosamine has been introduced as a sugar residue have excellent properties. Hepatocytes damaged by exposure to galactosamine, thiocetamide, and carbon tetrachloride were incubated with Picrorhiza constituents. Protective effects of phytosomal silybin were observed using rats pre-exposed to toxins such as praseodymium, galactosamine, and the mushroom poisons phalloidin and alpha-amanitin. Glucosamine and galactosamine were abundant and common to all samples. The study measured changes in liver chemicals, called galactosamines, that mitigate the damage caused by the toxin. Origin Early 20th century: from galactose + amine.
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