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Meanings of pyrimidines in English

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Any heterocyclic compound having a six-membered aromatic ring with two nitrogen heteroatoms at 1 and 3 positions.

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Examples for "pyrimidine"
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Neither modulating pyrimidine metabolism nor purine salvage has similar effects.
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Current clinical trials are evaluating the role of non-fluorinated pyrimidine agents in an adjuvant setting.
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The resulting deuterosugar is converted into pyrimidine nucleosides and incorporated into DNA using standard protocols.
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Reducing aspartate availability for pyrimidine synthesis restricted cancerous proliferation.
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They are activated by both pyrimidine and purine nucleotides.
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Usage of pyrimidines in English
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Extracellular purines and pyrimidines have major effects on cardiac rhythm and contraction.
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The malaria parasite is unable to salvage pyrimidines and relies on de novo biosynthesis for survival.
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Exogenous pyrimidines reverse DNA damage and rescue growth.
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The availability of selenium-containing nucleic acids for crystallographic phasing offers an attractive alternative to the commonly used halogenated pyrimidines.
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HIV-1 resistance is likely to limit the therapeutic efficacy of acyclic 6-substituted pyrimidines if they are used as monotherapy.
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Skipping of short internal exons was reversed both in vitro and in vivo when purines in the upstream polypyrimidine tract were replaced by pyrimidines.
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Notably, cell death results from pyrimidine depletion rather than ammonia toxicity, as CPS1 enables an unconventional pathway of nitrogen flow from ammonia into pyrimidines.
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We report here the structural impact of these lesions within two decanucleotide sequences containing either 5'- and 3'-flanking pyrimidines or purines.
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Pyrimidines through the time