The word "amidin" is a German term used to describe an amino acid, and its exact meaning varies depending on the specific amino acid being referred to. However, generally speaking, it refers to amino acids that are involved in protein synthesis.
The word 'amidinne' is a chemical compound that consists of two amino acids combined with a di-nitrophenyl group. It has an anticonvulsant effect and can be used to treat seizures or muscle spasms caused by neurodegenerative diseases.
The term 'amidin' refers to a group of organic compounds with the formula C19H28N7O8, which are commonly used as pigments in various industries, such as dyeing and printing. These aminines exhibit strong chromophobicity, meaning they are colorless or almost colorless at room temperature.