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triazole

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triazole /tri·a·zole/ (tri´ah-zōl) (tri-a´zōl)
1. a five-membered heterocyclic ring containing two carbon and three nitrogen atoms.
Triazole.
2. any of a class of antifungal compounds containing this structure.

triazole
[tri′ah-zōl, tri-a′zōl]
1 an organic compound in which three atoms of the five that make up the ring are nitrogen atoms.
2 any of a class of antifungal agents that contain this compound.

triazole [tri´ah-zōl, tri-a´zōl]
1. an organic compound in which three atoms of the five that make up the ring are nitrogen atoms.
2. any of a class of antifungal agents that contain this compound.


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