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thymidine
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thymidine /thy·mi·dine/ (thi´mĭ-dēn) thymine linked to ribose, a rarely occurring base in rRNA and tRNA; frequently used incorrectly to denote deoxythymidine. Symbol T.
thy·mi·dine (thm-dn)
n.
A nucleoside composed of thymine and deoxyribose.
thymidine (dThd)
[thī′mədēn]
one of the four major nucleosides in DNA. It is formed by the condensation of thymine with deoxyribose.
thymidine
a nucleoside of DNA.


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