glycopexis

/ˌɡlaɪ.koʊˈpɛksɪs/

Definitions

1. noun

A hypothetical or rare genetic disorder characterized by abnormalities in glycoprotein metabolism.

“Researchers have been studying the causes of glycopexis, a condition affecting glycoprotein production in patients.”

2. verb

To process or modify glycoproteins, often in a laboratory setting.

“The team of scientists glycopexised the glycoproteins to study their properties and functions.”

Synonyms

  • glycoprotein disorder
  • glycosylation defect

Antonyms

  • glycoprotein regulation
  • normal glycoprotein function