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cyclocumarol

Known as: cyclocoumarol, methopyranorin, methanopyranorin 
National Institutes of Health

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2 relations

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4-Hydroxycoumarins

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Cumopyran

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2008
2008
Determination of Dicumarol and Cyclocoumarol in Cosmetics by HPLC/DAD
A method for simultaneous separation and determination of two coumarins,dicumarol and cyclocoumarol,in cosmetics by HPLC-diode… 
1998
1998
Detection of 4-hydroxycoumarin anticoagulants and their metabolites in urine as part of a systematic toxicological analysis procedure for acidic drugs and poisons by gas chromatography-mass…
1985
1985
Stereoselective metabolism of conformational analogues of warfarin by beta-naphthoflavone-inducible cytochrome P-450.
Previous studies have shown that the structurally related oral anticoagulants warfarin and phenprocoumon are regioselectively… 
1956
1956
A comparison of some newer anticoagulants.
For the past two years the hematology service of the Royal Victoria Hospital has been using several different anticoagulants in… 
1955
1955
Some experience with the anticoagulant cyclocumarol.
THIS PAPER DESCRIBES the experience gained in the use of cyclocumarol (Cumopyrant), a deriva-tive of 4-hydroxycoumarin, in the… 
1955
1955
[Study of cyclocumarol, its clinical aspects and its depressive action on prothrombin and on proconvertin].
1954
1954
Clinical Experience with Dipaxin and with the Combined Use of Prothrombopenic Agents
The experience with a new prothrombopenic agent, Dipaxin, is presented. With a 30 mg. dose a prothrombin complex concentration… 
1952
1952
Further experience with coumarin anticoagulants.
Bishydroxycoumarin (dicumarol®), cyclocumarol* ("cumopyran"), and ethyl biscoumacetate (tromexan®) are 4-hydroxycoumarin… 
1952
1952
NEW and nonofficial remedies: cyclocumarol.
1951
1951
The hypoprothrombinemia-inducing activity of Link's compound 63 (methopyranorin).
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