alkalonic acid
alkalonic acid noun: a tricyclic ketide carboxylic acid made by bacteria as an intermediate in the production of aklaviketone and doxorubicin.
Noun
alkalonic acid (uncountable)
- A tricyclic ketide carboxylic acid made by bacteria as an intermediate in the production of aklaviketone and doxorubicin.
Questions about alkalonic acid
- What does alkalonic acid mean?
- Alkalonic acid means a tricyclic ketide carboxylic acid made by bacteria as an intermediate in the production of aklaviketone and doxorubicin.
- What part of speech is alkalonic acid?
- Alkalonic acid is a noun.
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