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steroid alcohol

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun steroid alcohol has 1 sense
  1. sterol, steroid alcohol - any of a group of natural steroid alcohols derived from plants or animals; they are waxy insoluble substances
    --1 is a kind of alcohol; steroid
    --1 has particulars: cholesterol, cholesterin; ergosterol

Definitions from the Web

Steroid Alcohol

Description

Steroid alcohol refers to a type of organic compound that belongs to the family of lipids, specifically alcohols. It is characterized by a complex chemical structure containing multiple rings and a hydroxyl group. Steroid alcohols are commonly found in plants and animals, where they serve various vital functions. These compounds play an essential role in biological processes such as hormone synthesis, cell membrane structure, and signaling pathways.

Sample Sentences

As a Noun:

  1. The steroid alcohol present in this plant extract is known for its anti-inflammatory properties.
  2. Cholesterol is a well-known steroid alcohol that plays a crucial role in maintaining cell membrane integrity.
  3. A deficiency in certain steroid alcohols can lead to hormonal imbalance.

As an Adjective:

  1. The researchers conducted a study on the steroid alcohol content of different seaweed species.
  2. Individuals with high levels of steroid alcohol may be at a greater risk of developing cardiovascular diseases.
  3. She followed a strict diet to lower her intake of steroid alcohol-rich foods.

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