Definition of cerebroside in English:

cerebroside

noun ˈsɛrɪbrə(ʊ)sʌɪdsəˈrēbrəˌsīd

Biochemistry

Any of a group of complex lipids present in the sheaths of nerve fibres.
Example sentencesExamples
- Globosides represent cerebrosides that contain additional carbohydrates, predominantly galactose, glucose or GalNAc.
- The formation of domains by cerebrosides has been found to be only weakly influenced by the presence of cholesterol.
- The amide linkage resides in a region of low dielectric constant, according to available structural data on ceramides and cerebrosides which further promotes the formation of strong hydrogen bonds.
- The members of this family hydrolyze sulfate ester bonds of a variety of compounds, including mucopolysaccharides, cerebrosides, and steroids.
- They thus suggested that the iron in Gaucher cells arose from erythrophagocytosis and that the erythrocyte was the source of cerebroside in the Gaucher cells.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin cerebrum 'brain' + -ose² + -ide.

Definition of cerebroside in US English:

cerebroside

nounsəˈrēbrəˌsīd

Biochemistry

Any of a group of complex lipids present in the sheaths of nerve fibers.
Example sentencesExamples
- The members of this family hydrolyze sulfate ester bonds of a variety of compounds, including mucopolysaccharides, cerebrosides, and steroids.
- The formation of domains by cerebrosides has been found to be only weakly influenced by the presence of cholesterol.
- Globosides represent cerebrosides that contain additional carbohydrates, predominantly galactose, glucose or GalNAc.
- The amide linkage resides in a region of low dielectric constant, according to available structural data on ceramides and cerebrosides which further promotes the formation of strong hydrogen bonds.
- They thus suggested that the iron in Gaucher cells arose from erythrophagocytosis and that the erythrocyte was the source of cerebroside in the Gaucher cells.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin cerebrum ‘brain’ + -ose + -ide.

单词	cerebroside
释义	Definition of cerebroside in English: cerebroside noun ˈsɛrɪbrə(ʊ)sʌɪdsəˈrēbrəˌsīd Biochemistry Any of a group of complex lipids present in the sheaths of nerve fibres. Example sentencesExamples Globosides represent cerebrosides that contain additional carbohydrates, predominantly galactose, glucose or GalNAc. The formation of domains by cerebrosides has been found to be only weakly influenced by the presence of cholesterol. The amide linkage resides in a region of low dielectric constant, according to available structural data on ceramides and cerebrosides which further promotes the formation of strong hydrogen bonds. The members of this family hydrolyze sulfate ester bonds of a variety of compounds, including mucopolysaccharides, cerebrosides, and steroids. They thus suggested that the iron in Gaucher cells arose from erythrophagocytosis and that the erythrocyte was the source of cerebroside in the Gaucher cells. Origin Late 19th century: from Latin cerebrum 'brain' + -ose² + -ide. Definition of cerebroside in US English: cerebroside nounsəˈrēbrəˌsīd Biochemistry Any of a group of complex lipids present in the sheaths of nerve fibers. Example sentencesExamples The members of this family hydrolyze sulfate ester bonds of a variety of compounds, including mucopolysaccharides, cerebrosides, and steroids. The formation of domains by cerebrosides has been found to be only weakly influenced by the presence of cholesterol. Globosides represent cerebrosides that contain additional carbohydrates, predominantly galactose, glucose or GalNAc. The amide linkage resides in a region of low dielectric constant, according to available structural data on ceramides and cerebrosides which further promotes the formation of strong hydrogen bonds. They thus suggested that the iron in Gaucher cells arose from erythrophagocytosis and that the erythrocyte was the source of cerebroside in the Gaucher cells. Origin Late 19th century: from Latin cerebrum ‘brain’ + -ose + -ide.
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