- hydroxycorticosteroid
- hy·droxy·cor·ti·co·ste·roid (hi-drok″se-kor″tĭ-ko-sterґoid) a corticosteroid bearing a hydroxyl group on a designated carbon atom.
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hydroxycorticosteroid
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