DescriptionInosine triphosphate.PNG	Structure of Inosine triphosphate
Date	28 November 2009, 09:22 (UTC)
Source	Inosinic_acid.png
Author	Inosinic_acid.png: Su-no-G derivative work: MiPe (talk)
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  • 2006-07-08T14:54:49Z Su-no-G 899x624 (3511 Bytes) [[Category:Nucleotides]] *Description: Structure of inosinic acid (IMP). *Source = Selfmade. *Date = 8 July 2006. *Made with ChemDraw.

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