Aza-Oxohypoxanthine

Status: Not listed in the restriction annexes
In brief: Aza-oxohypoxanthine is a compound related to hypoxanthine, a purine base found in living cells. The 'aza' in its name means one carbon atom in the ring structure is replaced by nitrogen, and 'oxo' means an extra oxygen atom is attached.
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