glucuronide /glu·cu·ron·ide/ (gloo-ku´ron-īd) any glycosidic compound of glucuronic acid; they are common soluble conjugates formed as a step in the metabolism and excretion of many toxins and drugs, such as phenols and alcohols.
glucuronide [gloo-ku´ron-īd]
glu·cu·ro·nide (gl -ky r  -n d )n. Any of various derivatives of glucuronic acid that often combine with toxic organic compounds and are excreted. |
glucuronide [gloo-ku´ron-īd]
any glycosidic compound of glucuronic acid; glucuronides, which are generally inactive, constitute the major proportion of the metabolites of many phenols, alcohols, and carboxylic acids.
glucuronide
any glycosidic conjugate of glucuronic acid; glucuronides, which are generally inactive, constitute the major proportion of the metabolites of many phenols, alcohols and carboxylic acids.
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