AGEsは、“Advanced Glycation End Product”という英語の頭文字“AGE”に加えて、それが複数形であることを示す“s”を付して名付けられた[4]。Nε-カルボキシメチルリシン(CML)[5]、Nε-カルボキシエチルリシン(CEL)[6]、アルグピリミジン、ペントシジン(英語版)[7]、ピラリン[8]、クロスリン[9]、GA-ピリジン[10]、Nω-カルボキシメチルアルギニン(CMA)[11]、フロイルフラニルイミダゾール(2-(2-furoyl)-4(5)-(2-furanyl)-1H-imidazole)、グルコスパン(英語版)など多数の化合物が特定されている[12]。
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