acyl
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- noun
- /ˈeɪsɪl/
- Specialized
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acilo
- Researchers have already found novel antibiotics such as acyl tyrosines, terragine, and turbomycin.
If we make CPG linked to a cholesterol tail or a single acyl tail, it really doesn't change the picture much.
- If we make CPG linked to a cholesterol tail or a single acyl tail, it really doesn't change the picture much.
Examples
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This large protein is called ACP or acyl carrier protein.
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If we make CPG linked to a cholesterol tail or a single acyl tail, it really doesn't change the picture much.
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So we got an amino acyl St.
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I recommend a slow, steady gorging process combined with acyl horizontology.
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DGAT1 catalyzes the addition of a fatty acyl group to diacylglycerol to form TAG.
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I recommend a slow, steady gorging process combined with acyl horizontology, Garcinia Cambogia Extract, crystal Sonic therapy.
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I recommend a slow, steady gorging process combined with acyl horizontology, Garcinia Cambogia Extract, crystal Sonic therapy.
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The novel acidic inhibitors of 11b-HSD1 show excellent pharmacokinetic profiles, and based on the reduced acyl glucuronidation liability and the overall profile, Scott et al.
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Reduction of acyl glucuronidation in a series of acidic 11β-HSD1 inhibitors: the discovery of AZD6925.
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The acyl group, represented as RCO-, plays a crucial role in organic chemistry.
Synonyms
A chemical part made when a carboxylic acid loses its OH group
Compounds
- Specialized
An organic compound with a carbon double-bonded to oxygen and attached to a halogen like chlorine or bromine
Surface Forms
Etymology
Acyl comes from the common word acid plus the chemical ending -yl, where -yl marks a 'group' attached to a larger molecule. So an acyl is the 'acid' part with one hydrogen removed that acts as a group in many reactions, which is why you see it in names like acetyl.