Definition of manoalide in English:

manoalide

noun məˈnəʊəlʌɪd

Biochemistry

A terpenoid compound, C₂₅H₃₆0₅, originally isolated from a marine sponge, which is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agent and a potent inhibitor of some phospholipase enzymes.

Origin

1980s. From the name of ManoaValley, Oahu, where the compound was first isolated + -l- + -ide. The -l- preceding the suffix is probably arbitrary.

Definition of manoalide in US English:

manoalide

nounməˈnəʊəlʌɪd

Biochemistry

A terpenoid compound, C₂₅H₃₆0₅, originally isolated from a marine sponge, which is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agent and a potent inhibitor of some phospholipase enzymes.

Origin

1980s. From the name of ManoaValley, Oahu, where the compound was first isolated + -l- + -ide. The -l- preceding the suffix is probably arbitrary.

词汇	manoalide
释义	Definition of manoalide in English: manoalide noun məˈnəʊəlʌɪd Biochemistry A terpenoid compound, C₂₅H₃₆0₅, originally isolated from a marine sponge, which is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agent and a potent inhibitor of some phospholipase enzymes. Origin 1980s. From the name of ManoaValley, Oahu, where the compound was first isolated + -l- + -ide. The -l- preceding the suffix is probably arbitrary. Definition of manoalide in US English: manoalide nounməˈnəʊəlʌɪd Biochemistry A terpenoid compound, C₂₅H₃₆0₅, originally isolated from a marine sponge, which is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agent and a potent inhibitor of some phospholipase enzymes. Origin 1980s. From the name of ManoaValley, Oahu, where the compound was first isolated + -l- + -ide. The -l- preceding the suffix is probably arbitrary.
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