cerebrin
/sɛriˈbreɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A hypothetical protein, or a compound that affects brain function, but it is not a known substance in medical or scientific contexts.
“The researchers were searching for a compound with cerebrin properties to improve cognitive function.”
2. noun
A type of fatty alcohol found in the brain, involved in the process of myelination.
“Cerebrin is a fatty alcohol that helps with the insulation of nerve fibers in the brain.”