[STUDY OF A DIAZANORCHOLESTATRIENOL AS A HYPOCHOLESTEROLEMIC AGENT].
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Anticholesteremic Agents↗
Biomedical subjects
C PLOTKA
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[Oral activity of an antilipemic heparide: N-monomethyl-3,5-dimethylbenzheparide amide].
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Amides↗
[Thiocolchicoside in obstetrics].
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Colchicine↗
[Dissociation of the effects of heparin].
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Heparin↗
[Clearing effect of the derivative of ethynylation of delta 1-hydroadrenosterone during experimental hyperlipemia].
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Adrenal Cortex Hormones↗
Thiocolchicoside, pharmacological study.
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Colchicine↗
[Protective effect of adrenosterone in experimental adrenalin-induced atheroma].
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Adrenal Cortex Hormones↗
[Experiences with a coronary dilatory steroid, 3alpha-acetoxypregnane-11, 20-dione 20-bis-hydrogen peroxide].
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Cardiovascular System↗
[Comparative pharmacology of pure digitoxoside and gitoxoside].
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Digitalis↗
[Respiratory analeptics in barbituric series. III. Pharmacologic activity of 5-(gamma,gamma-dialkyl-allyl) 5-alkyl barbituric acids and relation to structure].
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Barbiturates↗
[Respiratory analeptics in barbituric series. IV. Peculiar activity of 5-(gamma,gamma-cyclopentamethylene-allyl) 5-ethyl barbituric acid].
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Barbiturates↗
[Pure digitoxoside and gitoxoside; some comparative pharmacological data].
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Digitalis↗