hydroxycorticosterone

hydroxycorticosterone
hy·droxy·cor·ti·co·ste·rone -.kȯrt-ə-'käs-tə-.rōn, -i-kō-stə-'; -.kȯrt-i-kō-'sti(ə)r-.ōn, -'ste(ə)r- n a hydroxy derivative of corticosterone esp cortisol

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