H3 thymidine
H3-thymidine is a radioactive labeling agent used in research and scientific applications. It is a form of the nucleic acid thymidine that has been labeled with the radioactive hydrogen isotope tritium (H3). H3-thymidine is commonly used as a tracer to study DNA synthesis, cell proliferation, and other biological processes.
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