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inosine A rare base that is important at the wobble (3rd) position of some tRNA anticodons.
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inositol A substance closely related to glucose that is present in practically all plant and animal tissues. The significance of inositol in human nutrition is unknown, although it is widely distributed throughout the body. The average diet provides about 1 gram of inositol.
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inositol is a semi-essential nutrient needed for cell growth, healthy nerves, healthy hair and maintaining adequate HDL cholesterol.
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inositol A nutrient that helps prevent the accumulation of fat in the liver; aids in the detoxification of metabolic wastes and toxins.
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inositol Plays an important role similar to choline in helping move fats out of the liver. Deficiencies cause hair loss, constipation, eye abnormalities and high cholesterol.
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