PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF MEBEVERINE, A SMOOTH-MUSCLE RELAXANT.
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Arrhythmias, Cardiac↗
Biomedical subjects
V CLAASSEN
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RESERPINE ANALOGS; PHENETHYLAMINE DERIVATIVES.
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Antihypertensive Agents↗
Reserpine analogues.
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Organic Chemicals↗
Dichloro-isuprel inhibition of sympathomimetic hyperglycaemia.
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Hyperglycemia↗
The uptake of injected radioactive phosphorus in the skeleton of the growing white rat. III. The metabolism of skeletal 32P in experiments of longer duration, performed with rachitic and control animals.
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The uptake of injected radioactive phosphorus in the skeleton of the growing white rat. I. The uptake of intravenously injected 32P by rachitic and control animals during the first 24 hours.
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The uptake of injected radioactive phosphorus in the skeleton of the growing white rat. II. The effect of calciferol on the rapid uptake of 32P by rachitic and control animals.
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The uptake of 32P in the femur of growing rachitic and normal rats as compared with the uptake in the total skeleton.
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The determination of the total and specific activity of calcified tissue in tracer experiments using 32P. Advantages of the extraction of the inorganic phosphate with the help of a 10% trichloroacetic acid solution.
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Bone and Bones↗
An independent synthesis of phospholipids in the femur and tibia of white rats.
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Extrahepatic formation of plasma phospholipids in rats.
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