glucocerebrosidase

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glucocerebrosidase /glu·co·cer·e·bro·si·dase/ (-ser″ĕ-bro-si´dās) glucosylceramidase.

glucocerebrosidase

Glucosylceramidase An enzyme that catalyzes cleavage of glucose from glucocerebrosides to form acylsphingosine, a cerabmide; its absence is linked to Gaucher's disease

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