Quinacrine hydrochloride
quinacrine hydrochloride quin·a·crine hydrochloride (kwĭn’ə-krēn’, -krĭn)
n.
The dihydrochloride form of an acridine derivative used as an antimalarial, an anthelmintic, and especially as a stain for Y chromatin in fluorescent microscopy.
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