Azole
noun
A type of organic compound that contains a five-membered ring with two nitrogen atoms adjacent to each other, commonly used in antifungal medications.
Fluconazole is a common azole used to treat fungal infections.

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Neutral
azole antifungal,class of azoles,azole compounds
noun
Medications that belong to a class of drugs designed to treat fungal infections by disrupting the fungal cell membrane.
Doctors often prescribe azole antifungals for patients with systemic fungal infections.

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Formal
azole drugs,cooling azole compounds,azoles in treatment
noun
A type of organic compound that contains a five-membered ring with two nitrogen atoms adjacent to each other, commonly used in antifungal medications.
Fluconazole is a common azole used to treat fungal infections.

Usage tips
Neutral
azole antifungal,class of azoles,azole compounds
noun
Medications that belong to a class of drugs designed to treat fungal infections by disrupting the fungal cell membrane.
Doctors often prescribe azole antifungals for patients with systemic fungal infections.

Usage tips
Formal
azole drugs,cooling azole compounds,azoles in treatment
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Chemical Structure
Azoles have a unique chemical formula that distinguishes them from other compounds.
Fluconazole and Ketoconazole are examples of azoles in medicine.
Usage Context
Understanding azoles requires knowledge of organic chemistry.
Many students encounter azoles in advanced biology or chemistry classes.
Domain-Specific
Azoles are significant in both pharmacology and agricultural sciences.
Farmers often rely on azole-based fungicides.
Chemical Structure
Azoles have a unique chemical formula that distinguishes them from other compounds.
Fluconazole and Ketoconazole are examples of azoles in medicine.
Usage Context
Understanding azoles requires knowledge of organic chemistry.
Many students encounter azoles in advanced biology or chemistry classes.
Domain-Specific
Azoles are significant in both pharmacology and agricultural sciences.
Farmers often rely on azole-based fungicides.
Chemical Structure
Azoles have a unique chemical formula that distinguishes them from other compounds.
Fluconazole and Ketoconazole are examples of azoles in medicine.
Usage Context
Understanding azoles requires knowledge of organic chemistry.
Many students encounter azoles in advanced biology or chemistry classes.
Domain-Specific
Azoles are significant in both pharmacology and agricultural sciences.
Farmers often rely on azole-based fungicides.
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