Tretoquinol
Tretoquinol is a beta-adrenergic agonist.[1][2]This drug article relating to the respiratory system is a stub.You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.
Preferred IUPAC nameCAS NumberChEMBLChemSpiderPubChemCompTox DashboardSMILESChemical formulaMolar massATC codeR03AC09standard statebeta-adrenergic agonistAdrenergic receptormodulatorsAmidephrineBuspironeCirazolineCorbadrineDeoxyepinephrine (epinine, N-methyldopamine)DesglymidodrineDipivefrineDopamineDroxidopa (L-DOPS)EpinephrineEtilefrineEtilevodopaEthylnorepinephrineIbopamineIndanidineIsomethepteneL-DOPA (levodopa)L-PhenylalanineL-TyrosineMelevodopaMetaraminolMethoxamineMethyldopaMidodrineNaphazolineNorepinephrineOctopamineOxymetazolinePhenylephrinePhenylpropanolamineSynephrineTetryzolineTiamenidineXP21279XylometazolineAbanoquilAjmalicineAlfuzosinAnisodamineAnisodineAtiprosinAtypical antipsychoticsbrexpiprazoleclozapineolanzapinequetiapinerisperidoneBenoxathianBeta blockersadimololamosulalolarotinololcarvediloleugenodilollabetalolBuflomedilBunazosinCorynanthineDapiprazoleDomesticineDoxazosinErgolinesacetergamineergotaminedihydroergotaminelisuridenicergolinetergurideEtoperidoneFenspirideHydroxyzineIndoraminKetanserinL-765,314MepiprazoleMetazosinMonatepilMoxisylyteNaftopidilNantenineNeldazosinNiaprazineNiguldipinePardoprunoxPelanserinPerlapinePhendioxanPhenoxybenzaminePhentolaminePhenylpiperazineantidepressantshydroxynefazodonenefazodonetrazodonetriazoledionePiperoxanPrazosinQuinazosinQuinidineSilodosinSpegatrineSpiperoneTalipexoleTamsulosinTerazosinTiodazosinTolazolineTetracyclic antidepressantsamoxapinemaprotilinemianserin