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K J CHILD

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AN EFFECT OF PHENOBARBITONE ON GRISEOFULVIN METABOLISM IN THE RAT.

Prior administration of phenobarbitone to male and female rats dosed orally or intravenously with griseofulvin caused a fall in blood levels of the antibiotic. The effect of a single oral dose of phenobarbitone was significant after 12 hr and maximal between 12 and 48 hr, and it lasted for at least 96 hr; it was more pronounced when the barbiturate was administered repeatedly. Liver slices from animals dosed with phenobarbitone metabolized griseofulvin more rapidly than did those from undosed animals. The possible relevance of these findings to the clinical use of griseofulvin is discussed.

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HOW FAIR THE SHARE?

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Economics, Medical↗

THE NEW HUMANISM.

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A new biological method for the assay of depolarizing substances using the isolated semispinalis muscle of the chick.

The isolated semispinalis cervicis muscle of a 3 to 10 days old chick has been found to provide a very useful assay method for depolarizing substances. There are three main advantages of this preparation over that of the rectus abdominis of the frog: (a) quick relaxation without any artificial stretching of the muscle, (b) greater sensitivity to depolarizing drugs, and (c) no falling off in sensitivity for at least 2 hr.

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