Usually means: Non-sugar part of glycoside.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Aglycon)

▸ noun:  Alternative spelling of aglycone [(organic chemistry) The non-sugar fragment of a glycoside.]

Similar:
aglycone, aglucon, glycoside, aglucone, glycone, glyconic acid, oligoglycoside, oligoglucoside, glycosylglycoside, glyconate, more...

Opposite:
glycoside, conjugate, bound form

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Similar:
aglycone, aglucon, glycoside, aglucone, glycone, glyconic acid, oligoglycoside, oligoglucoside, glycosylglycoside, glyconate, more...

Opposite:
glycoside, conjugate, bound form



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