Bretylium tosylate (CAS 61-75-6) is a quaternary ammonium compound long recognised in the literature as an adrenergic neuron blocker that interferes with norepinephrine release from sympathetic nerve terminals. It is widely used as a reference pharmacological tool in cardiovascular and autonomic nervous system research, including studies of antiarrhythmic mechanisms and cardiac repolarisation. The material is supplied strictly for research and experimental use and is not intended for human diagnostic or therapeutic application. AMI Scientific offers a 25 mg pack size suitable for isolated tissue experiments and cell-based assays.
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