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inosinic acid
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in·o·sin·ic acid (n-snk, n-)
n.
Inosine phosphate; a nucleotide that is found in muscle and other tissues.

inosinic acid [in″o-sin´ik]
a mononucleotide constituent of muscle, made up of hypoxanthine, ribose, and phosphoric acid.

inosinic acid
see inosine 5-monophosphate.


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