Amyloid

Pronunciation: /ˈæmɪˌlɔɪd/

Amyloid (noun)

  1. A protein that can build up in organs and tissues, often linked to diseases.

Examples

  • Amyloid can accumulate in organs, causing damage.
  • Doctors study amyloid to understand its role in diseases.

Common collocations: amyloid plaque, reduce amyloid, amyloid accumulation

Synonyms of Amyloid

Formal