alustrendin
Alustrendin is a fictional chemical compound widely used in pharmacology education and theoretical discussions to illustrate principles of ligand–receptor interactions, receptor pharmacology, and drug discovery workflows. It is not a real substance and has no verified experimental data or regulatory status.
In standard classroom models, alustrendin is described as a small organic molecule with a heteroaromatic core,
Mechanism: In these models, alustrendin acts as a selective agonist of a hypothetical G protein–coupled receptor,
History and use: Alustrendin appears in textbooks, lecture notes, and classroom simulations as a standard example;
Limitations: As a fictional construct, it should not be used for any real-world experimentation. Real drug discovery