glycocyamine

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glycocyamine [′glī·kō′sī·ə‚mēn]

(biochemistry)

C₃H₇N₃O₂A product of interaction of aminocetic acid and arginine, which on transmethylation with methionine is converted to creatine. Also known as guanidine-acetic acid.

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