Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
lactase persistent
French translation:
lactase persistente
Added to glossary by
DocteurPC
Nov 28, 2005 13:31
18 yrs ago
English term
lactase persistent
English to French
Medical
Nutrition
food intolerances
J'ai rencontré ce terme dans un texte expliquant l'intolérance au lactose (source américaine), mais je ne trouve pas d'équivalent français. Comment le traduiriez-vous ?
Voici le paragraphe dont il est extrait :
Overall, about 75 percent of the world's population, including 25 percent of those in the U.S., lose their lactase enzymes after weaning.7 The recognition of this fact has resulted in an important change in terminology: those who could not digest milk were once called "lactose intolerant" or "lactase deficient." They are now regarded as normal, while those adults who retain the enzymes allowing them to digest milk are called "lactase persistent."
Voici le paragraphe dont il est extrait :
Overall, about 75 percent of the world's population, including 25 percent of those in the U.S., lose their lactase enzymes after weaning.7 The recognition of this fact has resulted in an important change in terminology: those who could not digest milk were once called "lactose intolerant" or "lactase deficient." They are now regarded as normal, while those adults who retain the enzymes allowing them to digest milk are called "lactase persistent."
Proposed translations
(French)
3 | lactase persistente | DocteurPC |
4 +1 | tolérance persistante au lactose | sets |
4 | tolérance chronique / assidue/ soutenue | Mariana Zarnicki |
1 +1 | lactasie (n.f.) | Iman Zeid |
Change log
Nov 28, 2005 14:05: sarahl (X) changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
Proposed translations
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lactase persistente
lactase=lactase -
persistent dans ce sens, voir futurasciences.com (beaucoup de bonnes def)
http://www.synomia.fr/sitesearch/consult5/index.php?mid=7b6a...
Note: ils utilisent souvent : lactase-deficient, même en français (surtout en France)
http://www.afssa.fr/ftp/afssa/28176-28177.pdf
persistent dans ce sens, voir futurasciences.com (beaucoup de bonnes def)
http://www.synomia.fr/sitesearch/consult5/index.php?mid=7b6a...
Note: ils utilisent souvent : lactase-deficient, même en français (surtout en France)
http://www.afssa.fr/ftp/afssa/28176-28177.pdf
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Comment: "Merci pour votre aide !"
+1
10 mins
tolérance persistante au lactose
A suggestion only, but it would seem to make sense!
Peer comment(s):
agree |
Adriana Adarve (X)
2 mins
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+1
18 mins
lactasie (n.f.)
Si le lactase deficient est alactasie (intolérance au lactose) le contraire sera lactasie
Peer comment(s):
agree |
michelebe (X)
: ou qui conservent une activité lactasique, pour rester dans cet ordre d'idées et coller au persitenT et à la lactase (enzyme)
22 mins
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24 mins
tolérance chronique / assidue/ soutenue
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