(chemistry) Nitrogen combined with hydrogen in the amino group. Also known as ammonia nitrogen.
amino nitrogen
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 | dialkyl amine (organic chemistry) |
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| nitrogen mustard (organic chemistry) |
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- dialkyl amine (organic chemistry)
- diarylamine (organic chemistry)
- nitrogen mustard (organic chemistry)
- alanine
- nitrogen waste
- aminopolypeptidase (biochemistry)
- amino acid (in chemistry)
- ligand (in physics, biology)
- peptide (in biology)
- alkaloid
- amino group (in chemistry)
- Vacuole (cell biology)
- Glycoside
- Post-translational Control
