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a·mi·do (-md, m-d)
n.
1. Having a NH2 radical as well as a CO radical in a compound: amidohydrolase.
2. A chemical group having a NH2 radical as well as a CO radical.
amido [am´ĭ-do]
the monovalent radical NH2 united with the radical CO.
amido
the monovalent radical −NH2 united with an acid radical.
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