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pyridoxine

[pir-i-dok-seen, -sin]
noun Biochemistry.
  1. a derivative of pyridine, C8H11NO3, occurring in whole-grain cereals, meats, fish, etc., and also made synthetically: required for the prevention of pellagra and the formation of hemoglobin; vitamin B6.
Also pyr·i·dox·in [pir-i-dok-sin] /ˌpɪr ɪˈdɒk sɪn/.

Origin of pyridoxine

First recorded in 1935–40; pyrid(ine) + ox(ygen) + -ine2
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British Dictionary definitions for pyridoxine

pyridoxine

noun
  1. biochem a derivative of pyridine that is a precursor of the compounds pyridoxal and pyridoxamineAlso: vitamin B 6

Word Origin for pyridoxine

C20: from pyrid (ine) + ox (ygen) + -ine ²
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pyridoxine in Medicine

pyridoxine

[pĭr′ĭ-dŏk′sēn, -sĭn]
n.
  1. A pyridine derivative occurring especially in cereals, yeast, liver, and fish and serving as a coenzyme in amino acid synthesis.
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pyridoxine in Science

pyridoxine

[pĭr′ĭ-dŏk′sēn]
  1. A pyridine derivative that is the main form of vitamin B6. Chemical formula: C8H11NO3.
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