ethyl chlorophyllide

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ethyl chlorophyllide [¦eth·əl ‚klȯr·ō′fil‚īd]

(biochemistry)

A compound formed by replacing the phytyl (C₂₀H₃₉) tail of the chlorophyll molecule with a short ethyl (C₂H₅) tail; crystallizes easily and has an absorption spectrum and electrochemical properties similar to those of chlorophyll.

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