Meanings
- not comparablechemistryOf, or relating to isotopometry.
Let us assume for this example that all naturally occurring molecules are composed only of their most abundant isotopometric elements (i.e. 12 atomic mass units (AMU) for carbon, etc.).
2002, Michelle Lynn Mills, Mass Isotopomer Distribution Analysis for Measurement of Gluconeogenesis: Validation in Vitro and in Vivo Application in Normoglycemic and Hyperglycemic Rats, page 45
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