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propionate
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propionate /pro·pi·o·nate/ (pro´pe-o-nāt) any salt of propionic acid.
pro·pi·o·nate (prp--nt)
n.
A salt or ester of propionic acid.
propionate
any salt of propionic acid. A precursor for glucose in the ruminant.
sodium propionate
used as a prophylactic against acetonemia in cows.
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