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retene

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retene [′rē‚tēn]
(organic chemistry)
C18H18A cyclic hydrocarbon, melting at 100.5-101°C, soluble in benzene and hot ethanol; used in organic syntheses.
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Billiard (2002) compared a variety of PAHs with various affinities for the AHR and potencies for CYP1A induction in juvenile rainbow trout; chemicals ranged from the strong CYPIA inducer benzo(k)fluoranthene, to the relatively weak, alkylated inducer retene and the noninducer phenanthrene.
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Depending on the type of scar, there are many good treatments already on the market - for example, Retene cream or glycolic peels, available from most good chemists.
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The molecular weight of the compounds investigated ranged from 234 kDa for retene (1-methyl-7-isopropyl-phenanthrene) to 300 kDa for coronene.
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