Adenosine
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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adenosine triphosphate,adenosine receptors,adenosine monophosphate
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.

Usage tips
Neutral
adenosine triphosphate,adenosine receptors,adenosine monophosphate
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Contextual Usage
Use adenosine to discuss biological processes related to energy transfer
Adenosine is key to cellular metabolism.
Medical Terminology
Adenosine is often mentioned in discussions about arrhythmias
Doctors may prescribe adenosine for heart conditions.
Scientific Relevance
In biochemistry, adenosine links to energy-related discussions
Adenosine's role in ATP production is critical.
Contextual Usage
Use adenosine to discuss biological processes related to energy transfer
Adenosine is key to cellular metabolism.
Medical Terminology
Adenosine is often mentioned in discussions about arrhythmias
Doctors may prescribe adenosine for heart conditions.
Scientific Relevance
In biochemistry, adenosine links to energy-related discussions
Adenosine's role in ATP production is critical.
Contextual Usage
Use adenosine to discuss biological processes related to energy transfer
Adenosine is key to cellular metabolism.
Medical Terminology
Adenosine is often mentioned in discussions about arrhythmias
Doctors may prescribe adenosine for heart conditions.
Scientific Relevance
In biochemistry, adenosine links to energy-related discussions
Adenosine's role in ATP production is critical.
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