Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Noting a nucleinic acid, C44H66N20P4O34, obtained from the pancreas.
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Examples
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A similar structure must be ascribed to guanylic acid, a substance which was first discovered by
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We do not know whether inosinic and guanylic acids are of the same importance to the life of the cell as the complicated nucleic acids; at present in particular it has not been established if the site of the two last-named acids is to be sought in the chromatin of the cell nucleus.
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The composition of inosinic and guanylic acids is still simpler.
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