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imidazole
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imidazole /im·id·az·ole/ (im″id-az´ōl)
1. a heterocyclic organic compound in which two of five ring atoms are nitrogen; used as an insecticide.
Imidazole.
2. any of a class of antifungal compounds containing this structure.

im·id·az·ole (m-dzl)
n.
An organic crystalline base that is an inhibitor of histamine.


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