chymosin
/kɪˈmoʊsɪn/Definitions
1. noun
A milk-clotting enzyme, also known as rennet, produced by the fourth stomach of ruminant mammals.
“The cheese maker used chymosin to coagulate the milk and create a smooth, creamy texture.”
1. noun
A milk-clotting enzyme, also known as rennet, produced by the fourth stomach of ruminant mammals.
“The cheese maker used chymosin to coagulate the milk and create a smooth, creamy texture.”