Cyclic dinucleotides (CDNs) are cyclic dimers of guanylate and/or adenosine monophosphate that are produced by various bacteria as second messengers and detected by STING.
Los dinucleótidos cíclicos (CDNs) son dímeros cíclicos de monofosfato de guanilato y/o adenosilato producidos por varias bacterias como segundos mensajeros y detectados por STING.
| Front | Cyclic dimers of guanylate and/or adenylate monophosphate that are produced by various bacteria as second messengers and detected by STING |
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| Back | cyclic dinucleotides CDNs |
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