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Phthivazide

Known as: Phthivazid, Acid Vanillylidenehydrazide, Isonicotinic, Vanillylidenehydrazide, Isonicotinic Acid 
A derivative of isoniazid, used to treat tuberculosis in the Soviet Union.
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1970
1970
[Morphological changes in the liver of guinea pigs with minor tubercular changes treated for a prolonged period with streptomycin, phthivazid and PASK].
1967
1967
[Experimental tuberculosis produced by phthivazid-resistant mutants of the culture H 37 Rv].
1963
1963
[Metabolism of vanillin ingested with phthivazid].
1963
1963
[PHTHIVAZID RESISTANT BCG STRAIN AND ITS CHARACTERISTICS].
1963
1963
Content of phthivazid in the cerebrospinal fluid in tuberculous meningitis in children
1962
1962
Relation of the toxic action of phthivazid to the nature of its conversion in the body
1962
1962
[Relation of the toxic action of phthivazid to the nature of its conversion in the body].
1961
1961
Determination of urinary phthivazid as a control method in chemotherapy of tuberculosis
1959
1959
Pharmacological investigations on the antibiotic crystallomycin
1959
1959
Experimental data on the effect of phthivazid and tubazid on the body
SummaryThe author studied the effect of phthivazid and tubazid on some physiological functions of rabbits.It was found that… 
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