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...is a chemical compound that is often used in scientific research. It is an isomer of [[L-DOPA]], which is a precursor to several important neurotransmitters. ...which is ''Dihydroxyphenylalanine''. The "D" refers to the Dextrorotatory isomer of the compound, which means it rotates plane-polarized light to the right.

...derived from its chemical structure. "Dextro" refers to the dextrorotatory isomer of amphetamine, meaning it rotates plane-polarized light to the right. "Amp * [[Levoamphetamine]]: The levorotatory isomer of amphetamine, it is less commonly used but has similar effects to dextroa

...is derived from its chemical structure. "Levo" refers to the levorotatory isomer of the drug, "mepro" is short for methylpropyl, and "azine" is a common suf

...drug, which is (R)-albuterol. The "lev" prefix indicates the levorotatory isomer of albuterol. "Tartrate" refers to the salt form of the drug, which is form

...is derived from its chemical structure. "Levo" refers to the levorotatory isomer of the drug, "milnacipran" is a reference to the parent compound, [[milnaci

...nt compound "zopiclone", with the prefix "es-" indicating the levorotatory isomer. The "-piclone" part of the name is a blend of the words "pyridine" and "cy

...name, (R)-albuterol. The prefix "Lev-" is a reference to the levorotatory isomer of albuterol, which is the active form of the drug.

...from the words "levo" and "norgestrel". "Levo" refers to the levorotatory isomer of the compound, and "norgestrel" is a type of progestin.

...from its chemical structure. The prefix "Levo-" refers to the levorotatory isomer of the compound, while "cabastine" is a combination of parts of the words "

...otatory), and the other will rotate light in a counterclockwise direction (levorotatory). * [[Optical Isomer]]