IPA: //keɪˈsoʊs//
KK: /kɛɪˈsoʊs/
A substance that is produced during the digestion of certain proteins, particularly casein, in the stomach and pancreas.
The doctor explained that caseose is important for understanding protein digestion.
The word 'caseose' is derived from 'casein' (from Latin 'caseus', meaning cheese) and the suffix '-ose' (meaning full of or characterized by). Therefore, 'caseose' refers to a substance that is characterized by or contains casein, which is a protein found in milk and cheese.
Think of 'casein' as the protein found in cheese, and remember that 'caseose' means something that is full of or contains that cheese protein.