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Things inositol often describes (“inositol ________”)
trisphosphate, phosphates, triphosphate, phosphate, phospholipids, metabolism, hexaphosphate, lipids, levels, hexakisphosphate, phosphatase, supplementation, deficiency, depletion, content, treatment, uptake, kinase, transport, hydrolysis, bisphosphate, tetrakisphosphate, pathway, receptor, receptors, concentration, monophosphatase, polyphosphates, hexaniacinate, turnover, cotransporter, polyphosphate, activity, stock, release, formation, concentrations, acid, trisphosphates, accumulation, monophosphate, synthesis, nicotinate, ring, phosphatides, derivatives, oxygenase, administration, incorporation, intake, isomers, production, biochemistry, biosynthesis, contents, phospholipid, anchor, mechanism, microinjection, glycans, mannosides, moiety, permeability, signalling, releases, hexaphos, biphosphate, localization, galactoside, gene, homeostasis, inhibition, metabolites, pentaphosphate, phosphatases, esters, derivative, bond, lipid, phosphohydrolases, synthase, transferase, diphosphate, catabolism, linkage, pentaphosphates, carbenicillin, protein, linked, phosphotransferase
How inositol often is described (“________ inositol”)
myo, free, wyo, phosphatidyl, chiro, dietary, scyllo, meso, intracellular, methyl, bound, wryo, cerebral, exogenous, mvo, total, inactive, containing, cyclic, tritiated, reduced, soluble, phosphorylated, glycosyl, cellular, mjo, nyo, pure, afyo, added, activated, mediated, ingested, extracellular, nucleotide, endogenous, wvo, glycosylphosphatidyl, muco, enough, distinct, phosphotidyl, weso, cortical, radioactive, deoxy, idyl, axonal, labelled
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