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nicotinamide

 
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(′nik·ə′tin·ə′mīd)

(biochemistry) C6H6ON2 Crystalline basic amide of the vitamin B complex that is interconvertible with nicotinic acid in the living organism; the amide of nicotinic acid. Also known as niacinamide.


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One of the vitamers of niacin.

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(nĭk'ə-tĭn'ə-mīd', -tē'nə-)
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The biologically active amide of niacin having similar vitamin activity and used in the prevention and treatment of pellagra. Also called niacinamide.

 
 

 

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