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- gliko-DEFINICIJAkao prvi dio riječi znači sladak, slatki; slado- [glikopenija]ETIMOLOGIJAgrč. glykýs: sladak
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glycocholate — ˌglīkōˈkäˌlāt, ˈkōˌlāt; glīˈkäkəˌlāt noun ( s) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary glycochol (from glycocholic acid) + ate : a salt or ester of glycocholic acid … Useful english dictionary
glycocholic acid — |glīkō|kōlik , |kälik noun Etymology: glycocholic International Scientific Vocabulary glyc + cholic (as in cholic acid) : a crystalline acid (HO)3C23H36CONHCH2COOH that occurs in bile especially of man and herbivorous animals and that yields… … Useful english dictionary
glycocoll — ˈglīkōˌkäl noun ( s) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary glyc sweet (from Greek glyk , from glykys) + o + coll : glycine … Useful english dictionary
glycocyamine — ˌglīkō|sīə|mēn, ˌsīˈamə̇n noun Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary glyc + cy (from cyan ) + amine : a crystalline amino acid NH2C( . NH)NHCH2COOH that is produced enzymatically in the animal body from glycine and arginine and that… … Useful english dictionary
glyconeogenesis — |glīkō+ noun Etymology: New Latin, from glyc + ne + Latin genesis : gluconeogenesis * * * glyconeogenetic /gluy koh nee oh jeuh net ik/, adj. /gluy koh nee euh jen euh sis/, n. Biochem. gluconeogenesis. [GLYCO + NEO + GENESIS] … Useful english dictionary
glycocalyx — ¦glīkōˌ noun Etymology: glyc + calyx : a polysaccharide or glycoprotein covering on a cell surface … Useful english dictionary
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Halloumi — Country of origin Cyprus Source of milk Goats or Sheep Pasteurised Commercially, but not traditionally (as process was not invented until 1862) Texture semi soft … Wikipedia
