Definition of cytidine in English:

cytidine

noun ˈsʌɪtɪdiːnˈsitəˌdēn

mass nounBiochemistry

A nucleoside composed of cytosine linked to ribose, obtained from RNA by hydrolysis.
Example sentencesExamples
- The disorders can be treated with uridine and/or cytidine, which leads to increased UMP production via the action of nucleoside kinases.
- The by-products of exogenous citicoline formed by hydrolysis in the intestinal wall are choline and cytidine.
- The C5 atom of cytidine bears a substantially larger negative charge than many nitrogen atoms in popular nucleic acid force fields.
- Deoxycytidine was separated from cytidine using thin-layer chromatography.

Origin

Early 20th century: from cyto- + -ide + -ine⁴.

Definition of cytidine in US English:

cytidine

nounˈsitəˌdēn

Biochemistry

A nucleoside composed of cytosine linked to ribose, obtained from RNA by hydrolysis.
Example sentencesExamples
- The C5 atom of cytidine bears a substantially larger negative charge than many nitrogen atoms in popular nucleic acid force fields.
- Deoxycytidine was separated from cytidine using thin-layer chromatography.
- The disorders can be treated with uridine and/or cytidine, which leads to increased UMP production via the action of nucleoside kinases.
- The by-products of exogenous citicoline formed by hydrolysis in the intestinal wall are choline and cytidine.

Origin

Early 20th century: from cyto- + -ide + -ine.

单词	cytidine
释义	Definition of cytidine in English: cytidine noun ˈsʌɪtɪdiːnˈsitəˌdēn mass nounBiochemistry A nucleoside composed of cytosine linked to ribose, obtained from RNA by hydrolysis. Example sentencesExamples The disorders can be treated with uridine and/or cytidine, which leads to increased UMP production via the action of nucleoside kinases. The by-products of exogenous citicoline formed by hydrolysis in the intestinal wall are choline and cytidine. The C5 atom of cytidine bears a substantially larger negative charge than many nitrogen atoms in popular nucleic acid force fields. Deoxycytidine was separated from cytidine using thin-layer chromatography. Origin Early 20th century: from cyto- + -ide + -ine⁴. Definition of cytidine in US English: cytidine nounˈsitəˌdēn Biochemistry A nucleoside composed of cytosine linked to ribose, obtained from RNA by hydrolysis. Example sentencesExamples The C5 atom of cytidine bears a substantially larger negative charge than many nitrogen atoms in popular nucleic acid force fields. Deoxycytidine was separated from cytidine using thin-layer chromatography. The disorders can be treated with uridine and/or cytidine, which leads to increased UMP production via the action of nucleoside kinases. The by-products of exogenous citicoline formed by hydrolysis in the intestinal wall are choline and cytidine. Origin Early 20th century: from cyto- + -ide + -ine.
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