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Insadol

Known as: corn oil, nonsaponifiable fraction 
National Institutes of Health

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Review
1991
Review
1991
[The use of general drugs other than antibiotics in periodontitis].
Outside of the antibiotics, numerous general medications are prescribed in the context of the treatment of periodontal diseases… 
1988
1988
Age-related changes in the mevalonate metabolism in vivo in chick kidneys.
The mevalonate incorporation in vivo into total nonsaponifiable lipids by chick kidneys drastically increased after hatching… 
1987
1987
[Insadol in the treatment of periodontal diseases].
1980
1980
[Insadol treatment of parodontopathy in view of the data in the literature and the author's own assessment].
1978
1978
[Clinical study on the effectiveness of Insadol].
The effectiveness of Insadol (Laroche-Navarron, Paris) was submitted to a clinical test. The following indexes and measurements… 
1978
1978
[Unsaponifiable extract of Zea Mays L. Insadol in oral surgery].
1971
1971
[Action of insadol on the experimental parodontolysis in hamsters].
1970
1970
二重盲検法による Insadol® の臨床効果
This study was conducted to determine the effects of insadol® on the periodontal patients during a seven-week experimental period… 
1970
1970
[Double blind study of Insadol pills].
1965
1965
<saponifiable and nonsaponifiable soxlet and cold solvent extracts of a number of soils, recent sediment cores from the pacific ocean, and the orgueil carbonaceous meteorite< semiannual progress…
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