galactosyl
/ˌɡælækˈtɒsɪl/Definitions
1. noun
A type of sugar molecule, especially one containing a galactose moiety.
“The process of galactosylation is crucial in the synthesis of certain polysaccharides.”
2. verb
To attach a galactose moiety to (a molecule) or to form a galactoside.
“The enzyme was found to galactosylate the substrate efficiently.”