Pteridine

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Used for

pterin, triamterene

Broader Terms

nitrogenous heterocyclic compound

Narrower Terms

aminopterin, folacin, methotrexate

Facts (generated by robot; please edit if you find it inaccurate)

pteridine Top Web results for "pteridine" Wikipedia pteridine A pteridine is a group of heterocyclic compounds containing a wide variety of substitutions on the basic compound pterin.
Although bromo pteridine can be purchased commercially, other individuals in the Cornish group have found that the commercial bromo pteridine is not successful in its coupling to methotrexate.
Evidence that this macrophage secreted pteridine is an anti-oxidant.
4 ), though pteridine is a strong fluorescent molecule.
Occasionally high phenylalanine levels are a result of impaired pteridine metabolism (pteridine is a substance structurally resembling a vitamin).

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