Purines
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Purines are aromatic, white crystalline compounds formed by fusion of an Imidazole and a Pyrimidine.
Purines Enhance the Function of these Substances
Nucleic Compounds
Purines are a component of some Nucleosides.
Purines form hydrogen bonds with Pyrimidines to form Nucleotides.
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