oxotremorine
/ˌɒksəʊˈtrɛməriːn/Pharmacology
noun
An active metabolite or derivative of tremorine that contains an oxo group, C4H8N·CH2·CC·CH2·NC4H6O, used (like tremorine) for the induction of experimental Parkinson's disease.
Origin
1960s. From oxo- + tremorine.