Definitions for "Trehalose"
Mycose; -- so called because sometimes obtained from trehala.
A disaccharide found in microorganisms that is used to stabilize protein structure.
A non-reducing disaccharide derivative of glucose and is found in bacteria, fungi, insects and some plants species.
Found in mushrooms and desert plants. Used to protect skin against moisture loss and forms a protective coating that helps keep their cells from deteriorating under severe conditions.