indole Definition
in·dole (in′dōl′)
indole Usage Examples
Converse of object
call: You'll be getting a healthy dose of compounds called indoles.
Adjective modifier
dietary: DIM is a dietary indole found in cruciferous vegetables.
Modifies a noun
- alkaloid: The most noteworthy of which being ibogaine, an indole alkaloid derived from an African plant source.
- ring: The electron density is lowest in the areas around the indole ring in both molecules.
- synthesis: Such an example is the so called Fischer indole synthesis.
Noun used with modifier
plasma: In the patient group, urinary excretion of 5-HIAA and serotonin was compared with concentrations of plasma indoles.
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