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etiron

Known as: S-ethylisothiourea, ethyron 
National Institutes of Health

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Enzyme InhibitorsHypnotics and SedativesIsothiuroniumVasoconstrictor Agents
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1983
1983
[Application of the methods of the mathematical theory of experiments to the development of multicomponent radioprotective preparations].
A study was made of the possibility of using a mathematical theory of experiment in developing effective many-component… 
1983
1983
[Effect of fentolamin and its combination with etiron on microcirculation].
It has been shown in experiments on rats anesthetized with thiopental that intravenous injection of phentolamine in a dose of 10… 
1983
1983
[Effect of etiron in combination with fentolamin on systemic hemodynamics].
Etiron is capable to recover arterial pressure reduced by phentolamine, and to correct, to a certain degree, other parameters of… 
1976
1976
[Effect of ethyron on carbohydrate metabolism in the myocardium].
Tests staged on rats showed the hypertensive drug ethyron (ethylisothiuronium) to intensify the activity of the oxidative system… 
1976
1976
Effect of ethyron on carbohydrate metabolism in the myocardium
1975
1975
[Influence of hypertensive substances on the kallikrein-kinin system of the blood].
It is shown that following a one-time intravenous administration to rats of ethyron, epinephrine and pituitrin (in doses causing… 
1973
1973
[Combined use of gangliolytics and ethyron for blood circulation control during surgical trauma].
1965
1965
EFFECTS OF A MIXTURE OF A 2-/Cap beta/-AMINO-ETHYLISOTHIOUREA, GLUTATHIONE, AND SEROTONIN ON THE RATE OF MUTATIONS INDUCED IN THE MOUSE BY X RAYS
1964
1964
RADIOPROTECTIVE EFFECT OF /cap beta/-AMINO-ETHYLISOTHIOUREA Br /center dot/ HBr(AET) ON THE HEREDITARY STRUCTURES OF MAMMALIAN TISSUES
1963
1963
Combined use of gangliolytics and ethyron for blood circulation control during surgical trauma
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