释义 |
ddC \ˌdē(ˌ)dēˈsē\ noun (-s) Usage: often all capitalized Etymology: dideoxycytidine (herein) : a synthetic nucleoside analogue C9H13N3O3 that inhibits replication of retroviruses and is used in the treatment of advanced HIV infection — called also dideoxycytidine zalcitabine |