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etymological origin ofeng: phosphoglucoisomerase
etymological origin ofeng: phosphoglucoseisomerase
etymological origin ofeng: phosphothreonine
etymological origin ofeng: phosphotransfer
etymological origin ofeng: phosphotungstic
etymologically relatedeng: phospholipase
has derived formeng: borophosphosilicate
has derived formeng: phospham
has derived formeng: phosphenilic acid
has derived formeng: phosphethyl
has derived formeng: phosphide
has derived formeng: phosphine
has derived formeng: phospho-wolframic acid
has derived formeng: phosphocalcite
has derived formeng: phosphocreatine
has derived formeng: phosphodiester
has derived formeng: phosphodiesterase
has derived formeng: phosphoenolpyruvate
has derived formeng: phosphoferrite
has derived formeng: phosphofructokinase
has derived formeng: phosphoglucomutase
has derived formeng: phosphoglycerate
has derived formeng: phosphoglyceric acid
has derived formeng: phosphoglyceride
has derived formeng: phosphoinositide
has derived formeng: phosphokinase
has derived formeng: phospholipid
has derived formeng: phospholipin
has derived formeng: phosphomolybdate
has derived formeng: phosphomolybdic acid
has derived formeng: phosphomonoesterase
has derived formeng: phosphonitrile
has derived formeng: phosphonitrilic
has derived formeng: phosphophyllite
has derived formeng: phosphoprotein
has derived formeng: phosphosiderite
has derived formeng: phosphosilicate
has derived formeng: phosphotungstic acid
has derived formeng: phosphovinic acid
has derived formeng: phosphuranylite
has derived formeng: phosphyl
is derived fromeng: phosphorus
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translationeng: phosphorus

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