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Dictionary: nu·cle·in   ('klē-ĭn, nyū'-) pronunciation

n.
Any of the substances present in the nucleus of a cell, consisting chiefly of proteins, phosphoric acids, and nucleic acids.

nucleinic nu'cle·in'ic adj.

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('klē-ĭn, nyū'-)
n.

Any of the substances present in the nucleus of a cell, consisting chiefly of proteins, phosphoric acids, and nucleic acids.

An intermediate product in the decomposition pathway between nucleoprotein and nucleic acid.

 
 
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Johann Friedrich Miescher (Swiss biochemist)
Albrecht Kossel (German biochemist)

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