Stedman's Medical Dictionary
apurinic acid
Pronunciation: a-pū-rin′ik as′idDNA from which the purine bases have been removed by mild acid treatment (pH 3.0).
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DNA from which the purine bases have been removed by mild acid treatment (pH 3.0).
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