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phosphoinositide
(redirected from Inositol phosphate)

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phosphoinositide /phos·pho·ino·si·tide/ (-in-o´sĭ-tīd) any of a number of phosphorylated inositol-containing compounds that play roles in cell activation and calcium mobilization in response to hormones.
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