Definition of oxazole in English:

oxazole

noun ˈɒksəzəʊlˈäksəˌzōl

mass nounChemistry

A volatile liquid with weakly basic properties, whose molecule contains a five-membered ring important as the basis of a number of medicinal drugs.
A heterocyclic compound; chemical formula: C₃H₃NO
Example sentencesExamples
- Excitation was at 480 nm and emission detection at 510 nm for oxazole yellow and 510 and 535 run, respectively, for thiazole orange samples.
- Homodimeric bis-intercalating fluorophores such as the thiazole orange dimer and the oxazole yellow dimer have been widely used for the study and identification of DNA.
- The fluorescence of thiazole orange, unlike that of oxazole orange and TOTO, in the presence of single-stranded samples of DNA is only minor, as compared with that in the presence of double-stranded samples.
- DNA-intercalating fluorophores such as the homodimeric dye TOTO, a thiazole orange dimer, and YOYO, an oxazole yellow dimer, are widely used for the study and identification of DNA.
- The DNA dye YOYO (a homodimeric derivative of oxazole yellow) was purchased from Molecular Probes.

Origin

Late 19th century: from ox- 'oxygen' + azo- + -ole.

Definition of oxazole in US English:

oxazole

nounˈäksəˌzōl

Chemistry

A volatile liquid with weakly basic properties, whose molecule contains a five-membered ring that serves as the basis of a number of medicinal drugs.
A heterocyclic compound; chemical formula: C₃H₃NO
Example sentencesExamples
- Homodimeric bis-intercalating fluorophores such as the thiazole orange dimer and the oxazole yellow dimer have been widely used for the study and identification of DNA.
- The fluorescence of thiazole orange, unlike that of oxazole orange and TOTO, in the presence of single-stranded samples of DNA is only minor, as compared with that in the presence of double-stranded samples.
- The DNA dye YOYO (a homodimeric derivative of oxazole yellow) was purchased from Molecular Probes.
- DNA-intercalating fluorophores such as the homodimeric dye TOTO, a thiazole orange dimer, and YOYO, an oxazole yellow dimer, are widely used for the study and identification of DNA.
- Excitation was at 480 nm and emission detection at 510 nm for oxazole yellow and 510 and 535 run, respectively, for thiazole orange samples.

Origin

Late 19th century: from ox- ‘oxygen’ + azo- + -ole.

单词	oxazole
释义	Definition of oxazole in English: oxazole noun ˈɒksəzəʊlˈäksəˌzōl mass nounChemistry A volatile liquid with weakly basic properties, whose molecule contains a five-membered ring important as the basis of a number of medicinal drugs. A heterocyclic compound; chemical formula: C₃H₃NO Example sentencesExamples Excitation was at 480 nm and emission detection at 510 nm for oxazole yellow and 510 and 535 run, respectively, for thiazole orange samples. Homodimeric bis-intercalating fluorophores such as the thiazole orange dimer and the oxazole yellow dimer have been widely used for the study and identification of DNA. The fluorescence of thiazole orange, unlike that of oxazole orange and TOTO, in the presence of single-stranded samples of DNA is only minor, as compared with that in the presence of double-stranded samples. DNA-intercalating fluorophores such as the homodimeric dye TOTO, a thiazole orange dimer, and YOYO, an oxazole yellow dimer, are widely used for the study and identification of DNA. The DNA dye YOYO (a homodimeric derivative of oxazole yellow) was purchased from Molecular Probes. Origin Late 19th century: from ox- 'oxygen' + azo- + -ole. Definition of oxazole in US English: oxazole nounˈäksəˌzōl Chemistry A volatile liquid with weakly basic properties, whose molecule contains a five-membered ring that serves as the basis of a number of medicinal drugs. A heterocyclic compound; chemical formula: C₃H₃NO Example sentencesExamples Homodimeric bis-intercalating fluorophores such as the thiazole orange dimer and the oxazole yellow dimer have been widely used for the study and identification of DNA. The fluorescence of thiazole orange, unlike that of oxazole orange and TOTO, in the presence of single-stranded samples of DNA is only minor, as compared with that in the presence of double-stranded samples. The DNA dye YOYO (a homodimeric derivative of oxazole yellow) was purchased from Molecular Probes. DNA-intercalating fluorophores such as the homodimeric dye TOTO, a thiazole orange dimer, and YOYO, an oxazole yellow dimer, are widely used for the study and identification of DNA. Excitation was at 480 nm and emission detection at 510 nm for oxazole yellow and 510 and 535 run, respectively, for thiazole orange samples. Origin Late 19th century: from ox- ‘oxygen’ + azo- + -ole.
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