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keto acid [′kēd·ō ‚as·əd]

(organic chemistry)

A compound that is both an acid and a ketone; an example is β-acetoacetic acid.

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No references found	Enzymes in the bacterium encourage one particular keto acid - a precursor to an amino acid - to undergo an "elongation cycle", increasing its carbon content. Genetically rewiring bacteria can produce ideal biofuel by Asian News International Steroidal-4-en-3-ones such as 4-cholesten-3-one were treated with ozone to obtain a keto acid, 3,5-seco-4-norcholestan-5-on-3-oic acid (I), subsequently treated with amines to obtain enamine lactams which were discovered to react with Grignard reagents at elevated temperatures to yield novel unsaturated 3-alkyl derivativatives. Synthesis of some 4-alkyl and 3,4-dialkl-4-azacholestanes and 4-alkyl ... by Doorenbos, Norman J.; Patel, Vithal C. / Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science Hecht, and their coworkers had found that urine of smokers and people wearing nicotine patches contains two nicotine metabolites, keto acid and hydroxy acid, but that these compounds didn't derive from cotinine. Nicotine metabolism may spawn carcinogen by Travis, J. / Science News	Kesteven, Parts of Kestrel Kestutis Keswick Ket ket vector Keta ketal ketch Ketchall, Ephraim Ketchel, Stanley Ketcher, Nikolai Ketcher, Nikolai Khristoforovich Ketchikan Ketchikan Gateway Borough Keteleeria Ketene ketene lamp Ketevana Konstantinovna Magalashvili Ketevana Magalashvili ketimide ketimine Ketlinskaia, Vera Ketlinskaia, Vera Kazimirovna Ketmen keto acid keto- ketoacidosis ketoadipic acid ketogenesis Ketogenic Bacteria ketogenic hormone ketogenic substance ketoglutarate ketoglutaric acid ketohexose ketolase ketolysis ketone Ketone Bodies ketone body ketonemia Ketones ketonuria ketoprofen ketose Ketosis ketosteroid Ketsai Kekketyn Ketshwayo Ketskhoveli, Vladimir	ketembilla tree ketene ketene ketene lamp Ketenes Ketenes KETEPA Ketevana Konstantinovna Magalashvili Ketevana Magalashvili KETHEA Keti Keti Koti Ketiki, Greece ketimide Ketimine Ketimine Ketimine Ketine Ketlenan National Association Ketlinskaia, Vera Ketlinskaia, Vera Kazimirovna Ketmen Ketmia trionum Ketmie KETNA keto a's keto a's keto a's keto a's keto acid Keto acids Keto acids Keto ester Keto ester keto form Keto sugar Keto sugar Keto sugar keto- keto- keto- Keto-4-Deoxy-Glucarate Dehydratase Keto-D-Gluconic Acid Keto-Diastix Keto-enol tautomer Keto-enol tautomerism Keto-Isocaproic Acid Keto-Isovaleric Acid Ketoacid Ketoacid Ketoacid Ketoacidemia Ketoacidemia Ketoacidemia ketoacidosis ketoacidosis ketoacidosis ketoacidosis-prone diabetes ketoacidosis-resistant diabetes ketoacidosis-resistant diabetes mellitus

Enzymes in the bacterium encourage one particular keto acid - a precursor to an amino acid - to undergo an "elongation cycle", increasing its carbon content.

Genetically rewiring bacteria can produce ideal biofuel by Asian News International

Steroidal-4-en-3-ones such as 4-cholesten-3-one were treated with ozone to obtain a keto acid, 3,5-seco-4-norcholestan-5-on-3-oic acid (I), subsequently treated with amines to obtain enamine lactams which were discovered to react with Grignard reagents at elevated temperatures to yield novel unsaturated 3-alkyl derivativatives.

Synthesis of some 4-alkyl and 3,4-dialkl-4-azacholestanes and 4-alkyl ... by Doorenbos, Norman J.; Patel, Vithal C. / Journal of the Alabama Academy of Science

Hecht, and their coworkers had found that urine of smokers and people wearing nicotine patches contains two nicotine metabolites, keto acid and hydroxy acid, but that these compounds didn't derive from cotinine.

Nicotine metabolism may spawn carcinogen by Travis, J. / Science News

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