Category: G

Milk fever.  

Production of milk in an abnormal part of body.  

Arresting milk flow.  

Debility due to prolonged milk production.  

Giving milk.  

Blistery eruption containing milky fluid.  

Feeding upon milk.  

Fixation of galactose, a simple sugar, by the liver.  

Production of milk in an abnormal part of body.  

Enzyme that promotes production of milk sugar. An enzyme that catalyzes the transfer of high energy phosphate groups from a donor to D-galactose. D-galactose- 1-phosphate is produced by this reaction.