Mannosidosis
mannosidosis man·no·si·do·sis (mān’ə-sĭ-dō’sĭs)
n.
An inherited disorder caused by the deficiency of an enzyme necessary for the metabolism of mannose and characterized by mental retardation, kyphosis, and an enlarged tongue, with the accumulation of mannose in the body tissues.
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