👉 In medicine, a "diabetes glycosyltransferase" is defined as an enzyme that catalyzes the transfer of one sugar (glucose) from one molecule to another. This process allows for the conversion of glucose into other molecules such as glycogen and triglycerides, which are essential for maintaining normal blood sugar levels in people with diabetes. In contrast, a "diabetes glycosyltransferase inhibitor" is an medication that blocks or reduces the activity of this enzyme, thereby
