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drotebanol

Known as: 14-hydroxydihydro-6 beta-thebainol 4-methyl ether, 3,4-dimethoxy-17-methylmorphinan-6 beta,14-diol, oxymethebanol 
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1983
1983
Effect of the centrally acting antitussives on ascites tumor cells.
Dextromethorphan, dimemorfan, dihydrocodeine and oxymethebanol, centrally acting antitussives, were examined for their effect on… 
1978
1978
[Pharmacological studies on the cough-like reflex induced by chemical stimulation (author's transl)].
To investigate the mechanism of the cough-like reflex (CLR), we employed 1.1-dimethyl-4-phenylpiperazinium iodide (DMPP). In dogs… 
1975
1975
[Pharmacological studies on the cough reflex].
The artificially induced cough reflex in experimental animals should necessarily be similar to the cough which occurs naturally… 
1970
1970
Pharmacological studies on a new specifically potent antitussive agent, 14-hydroxydihydro-6 beta-thebainol-4-methylether (oxymethebanol).
1970
1970
[Absorption, distribution, excretion and metabolism of 14-hydroxydihydro-6-beta-thebainol 4-methylether (oxymethebanol)].
1969
1969
[Pharmacological studies of a new potent antitussive agent, 14-hydroxy-dihydro-6 beta-thebainol-4-methyl ether (oxymethebanol)].
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