Adenosine

usgb/ˌæd.əˈnoʊ.siːn/
noun

Adenosine is a compound made of a nitrogenous base and a sugar, which is important in the structure of nucleotides and has roles in energy transfer.

Adenosine is found in all living cells and is essential for energy transfer within them.
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Neutral

adenosine triphosphate,adenosine receptors,adenosine monophosphate

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Contextual Usage

Use adenosine to discuss biological processes related to energy transfer

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Adenosine is key to cellular metabolism.
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Medical Terminology

Adenosine is often mentioned in discussions about arrhythmias

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Doctors may prescribe adenosine for heart conditions.
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Scientific Relevance

In biochemistry, adenosine links to energy-related discussions

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Adenosine's role in ATP production is critical.
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