PubMed · 2566935
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D Martin. 1989-04-22. Peptic blockade.. https://doi.org/10.7748/ns.3.30.20.s42
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Potentiometric, polarographic, and spectroscopic results obtained for Cu2+ and Ni(2+)-famotidine systems clearly indicated that this anti-ulcerogenic drug is a very potent chelating agent able to coordinate cupric ion that was at pH below 2. This drug exhibits excellent histamine H2 receptor blocking effects and its effective coordination to metal ions may have significant biological implications. Famotidine is found to be a very effective ligand for Ni2+ ions also.
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