purines
class of imidazopyrimidines, a series of heterocyclic compounds, that consists of purine and its substituted derivatives (known as purine bases)
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purines
Summary
purines is a structural class of chemical entities[1].
Key Facts
- purines's instance of is recorded as structural class of chemical entities[2].
- purine is named after purines[3].
- purines is a type of imidazopyrimidine[4].
- purines is part of purine-containing compound salvage[5].
- purines is part of response to purine-containing compound[6].
- purines is part of purine-containing compound metabolic process[7].
- purines is part of purine-containing compound biosynthetic process[8].
- purines is part of purine-containing compound catabolic process[9].
- purines is part of purine-containing compound transmembrane transport[10].
- purines's Commons category is recorded as Purine[11].
- purines comprises xanthine[12].
- purines comprises adenine[13].
- purines comprises guanine[14].
- purines comprises hypoxanthine[15].
- purines's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Purines[16].
- purines's described at URL is recorded as https://www.arthritis-health.com/types/gout/what-are-purines[17].
- purines's described at URL is recorded as https://familydoctor.org/low-purine-diet/#:~:text=When%20your%20body%20digests%20purine,not%20to%20fully%20avoid%20purines.[18].
- purines's described at URL is recorded as https://www.healthline.com/health/tips-for-following-low-purine-diet#takeaway[19].
- purines's SMARTS notation is recorded as c1c2c(ncn1)ncn2[20].