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| + | cAMP is cylic form of the nucleotide Adenine-monophosphate. It is a common secondary messenger in cellular signal transduction pathways. | ||
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*The [[adenine]]-[[ribose]] combination is seen frequently enough to get a simpler name [[adenosine]]. This battery pack is called cyclic adenosine mono phosphate (mono because there is just one phosphate) or cAMP. <ref> [http://www.pediatric-orthopedics.com/Topics/Muscle_Neuro/Protein-DNA/protein-dna.html The Big Polymers: RNA, DNA, Protein] </ref> | *The [[adenine]]-[[ribose]] combination is seen frequently enough to get a simpler name [[adenosine]]. This battery pack is called cyclic adenosine mono phosphate (mono because there is just one phosphate) or cAMP. <ref> [http://www.pediatric-orthopedics.com/Topics/Muscle_Neuro/Protein-DNA/protein-dna.html The Big Polymers: RNA, DNA, Protein] </ref> | ||
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cAMP is cylic form of the nucleotide Adenine-monophosphate. It is a common secondary messenger in cellular signal transduction pathways.
Quotations
- The adenine-ribose combination is seen frequently enough to get a simpler name adenosine. This battery pack is called cyclic adenosine mono phosphate (mono because there is just one phosphate) or cAMP. [1]