glyoxaline
/ɡlaɪˈɑksəlin/
noun
- A chemical compound used in making medicines, dyes, and other products; also called imidazole.
- The lab technician synthesized glyoxaline for the new antifungal drug.
- Students in organic chemistry learned about the structure of glyoxaline.
- Glyoxaline is an important building block in many pharmaceutical compounds.
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