Porphyrin

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-	Porphyrin is a macrocyclic compound containing four pyrole rings. Can you identify them in the scene to the right?	+	<Structure load='Heme3.Mol' size='500' frame='true' align='right' caption='Insert caption here' scene='Porphyrin/Initial/2' />
-		+	Porphyrins are a macrocyclic compounds containing four pyrole rings. Can you identify them in the scene to the right? The four pyrole rings are connected together by four <scene name='Porphyrin/Methenyl/1'>methenyl groups</scene>. Porphyrins are distinguished from each other by the substituents attached to the pyrole rings. Can you identify the pyrole substituents on this porphyrin (protoporphyrin IX)? They are <scene name='Porphyrin/Methyl_groups/1'>methyl</scene>, <scene name='Porphyrin/Vinyl_groups/1'>vinyl</scene> and <scene name='Porphyrin/Propioic_groups/1'>propioic acid</scene> groups.
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Porphyrins are a macrocyclic compounds containing four pyrole rings. Can you identify them in the scene to the right? The four pyrole rings are connected together by four . Porphyrins are distinguished from each other by the substituents attached to the pyrole rings. Can you identify the pyrole substituents on this porphyrin (protoporphyrin IX)? They are , and groups.