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mannose
Mannose is a specialized biochemical term used primarily in organic chemistry and molecular biology. It describes a specific isomer of glucose, meaning it has the same chemical formula but a different spatial arrangement of atoms. Because it is a specific chemical entity, it is used in technical contexts to discuss cell signaling, glycosylation, and the structure of glycoproteins.
As a chemical substance, mannose is treated as an uncountable mass noun. It refers to the substance in general rather than individual molecules, and therefore does not have a plural form in standard scientific usage.
Meanings
Examples
Mannose is a type of sugar that differs from glucose by only one chiral center.
The researcher analyzed the mannose levels in the glycoprotein sample.
The researcher analyzed the mannose levels in the glycoprotein sample.
Does this specific enzyme bind to mannose or galactose?
Certain bacteria use mannose to adhere to the walls of the urinary tract.
I wonder if adding mannose to the medium will accelerate cell growth.
Mannose is often used in the synthesis of complex carbohydrates in the lab.
We need to check if the mannose receptor is expressed on these macrophages.