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mesylate

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mesylate /mes·y·late/ (mes´ĭ-lāt) USAN contraction for methanesulfonate.
mes·y·late (ms-lt)
n.
A salt or ester of methanesulfonic acid.

mesylate [mes´ĭ-lāt]
USAN contraction for methanesulfonate.


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