Definition of ganglioside in English:

ganglioside

noun ˈɡaŋɡlɪə(ʊ)sʌɪdˈɡaNGɡlēəˌsīd

Biochemistry

Any of a group of complex lipids which are present in the grey matter of the human brain.
〔生化〕神经节糖苷
Example sentencesExamples
- The condition is due to the absence of an essential enzyme that breaks down a substance called ganglioside, present mainly in the nervous system.
- We have also clarified the binding specificity of gangliosides with proteins depending on the combination of oligosaccharide chain and protein surface modification.
- The most complex of these are the gangliosides, which contain one or more sialic acid residues and thus have a net negative change under physiological conditions.
- There has been strong biochemical evidence that gangliosides are concentrated in these structures.
- This may be explained by the difference in interaction of the tip with the polar zwitterionic PC headgroups and the anionic oligosaccharide headgroups of the ganglioside.

Origin

1940s: from ganglion + -oside (see -ose², -ide).

Definition of ganglioside in US English:

ganglioside

nounˈɡaNGɡlēəˌsīd

Biochemistry

Any of a group of complex lipids which are present in the gray matter of the human brain.
〔生化〕神经节糖苷
Example sentencesExamples
- The condition is due to the absence of an essential enzyme that breaks down a substance called ganglioside, present mainly in the nervous system.
- We have also clarified the binding specificity of gangliosides with proteins depending on the combination of oligosaccharide chain and protein surface modification.
- There has been strong biochemical evidence that gangliosides are concentrated in these structures.
- The most complex of these are the gangliosides, which contain one or more sialic acid residues and thus have a net negative change under physiological conditions.
- This may be explained by the difference in interaction of the tip with the polar zwitterionic PC headgroups and the anionic oligosaccharide headgroups of the ganglioside.

Origin

1940s: from ganglion + -oside (see -ose, -ide).

单词	ganglioside
释义	Definition of ganglioside in English: ganglioside noun ˈɡaŋɡlɪə(ʊ)sʌɪdˈɡaNGɡlēəˌsīd Biochemistry Any of a group of complex lipids which are present in the grey matter of the human brain. 〔生化〕神经节糖苷 Example sentencesExamples The condition is due to the absence of an essential enzyme that breaks down a substance called ganglioside, present mainly in the nervous system. We have also clarified the binding specificity of gangliosides with proteins depending on the combination of oligosaccharide chain and protein surface modification. The most complex of these are the gangliosides, which contain one or more sialic acid residues and thus have a net negative change under physiological conditions. There has been strong biochemical evidence that gangliosides are concentrated in these structures. This may be explained by the difference in interaction of the tip with the polar zwitterionic PC headgroups and the anionic oligosaccharide headgroups of the ganglioside. Origin 1940s: from ganglion + -oside (see -ose², -ide). Definition of ganglioside in US English: ganglioside nounˈɡaNGɡlēəˌsīd Biochemistry Any of a group of complex lipids which are present in the gray matter of the human brain. 〔生化〕神经节糖苷 Example sentencesExamples The condition is due to the absence of an essential enzyme that breaks down a substance called ganglioside, present mainly in the nervous system. We have also clarified the binding specificity of gangliosides with proteins depending on the combination of oligosaccharide chain and protein surface modification. There has been strong biochemical evidence that gangliosides are concentrated in these structures. The most complex of these are the gangliosides, which contain one or more sialic acid residues and thus have a net negative change under physiological conditions. This may be explained by the difference in interaction of the tip with the polar zwitterionic PC headgroups and the anionic oligosaccharide headgroups of the ganglioside. Origin 1940s: from ganglion + -oside (see -ose, -ide).
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