A new potent anti-inflammatory quinazolone.
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Biomedical subjects
T N Bhalla
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Aconitine-induced writhing as a method for assessing aspirin-like analgesic activity.
A painful writhing syndrome is produced by aconitine when given intraperitoneally. It is similar to that induced by other chemical agent viz. phenylquinone, acetic acid, and bradykinin. Aconitine writhing is quick to appear, shows greater frequency and longer duration than that induced by other agents. The nonnarcotic analgesics more selectively antagonize the aconitine writhing than orally-administered narcotic analgesics. Thus the aconitine writhing method is a very suitable method for the selective screening of the aspirin type of analgesic agent.
Aconitine↗
Calophyllolide--a new non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agent.
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A comparative study of the writhing response induced by phenylquinone, bradykinin and aconitine for the assessment of analgesic agents.
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Aconitum↗
Mechanism of anti-inflammatory activity of -adrenoceptor blocking agents.
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1-Propanol↗
Biochemical study of the anti-inflammatory activity of and -amyrin acetate.
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Acetates↗
Anti-inflammatory activity of taxifolin.
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Adenosine Triphosphatases↗
Role of catecholamines in inflammation.
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Adrenalectomy↗
The time course of the carrageenan-induced oedema of the paw of the rat.
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Anti-anaphylactic activity of glycyrrhetic acid, 6-bromo-quinazolone, imipramine and its congeners.
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Anaphylaxis↗
Anti-inflammatory activity of natural products. I. Triterpenoids.
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Aconitine-induced writhing: a method for assessment of analgesic activity.
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Aconitum↗
Antipyretic effect of glycyrrhetic acid and imipramine.
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Analgesics↗