adenosylcobalamin

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a·den·o·syl·co·bal·a·min

(a-den'ō-sil-kō-bal'ă-min),
A derivative of vitamin B12; its impaired biosynthesis can lead to methylmalonic acidemia.

adenosylcobalamin

/aden·o·syl·co·ba·la·min/ (AdoCbl) (ah-den″o-sil-ko-bal´ah-min) one of two metabolically active forms of cobalamin synthesized upon ingestion of vitamin B12; it is the predominant form in the liver.
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