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corrin

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corrin /cor·rin/ (kor´in) a tetrapyrrole ring system resembling the porphyrin ring system. The cobalamins contain a corrin ring system.
cor·rin (kôrn)
n.
The cyclic system of four pyrrole rings forming the central structure of the vitamin B12 and related compounds.


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Davison AG, Haslam PL, Corrin B, Courts II, Dewar A, Riding WD, et al.
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