adenyl

/ˈædənɪl/
noun
  1. A chemical group derived from adenine, found in important molecules like ATP (energy carrier in cells) and DNA.
    • Adenyl groups are essential components of cellular energy molecules.
    • The enzyme helps transfer an adenyl group to other molecules.
    • Scientists study adenyl compounds to understand how cells produce energy.
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