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glisentide

Known as: Glypentide, glipentide, glipentida 
A cyclopentyl containing, second-generation sulfonylurea and structurally similar to glibenclamide with hypoglycemic activity. Glisentide, also known… 
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4 relations

Broader (2)

BenzamidesCyclopentanes

Narrower (2)

StaticumUR-661

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1999
1999
Evidence for polymorphism in glisentide.
1988
1988
Glipentide and glucose metabolism in isolated rat hepatocytes.
1977
1977
Comparative hypoglycemic and hypoketonemic effects of tolbutamide and glypentide in rat.
Fed and 24 h fasted rats were treated by stomach tube with different doses of either tolbutamide or gluypentide and they were… 
1977
1977
Clinical comparison between glipentide (Staticum) and glibenclamide in diabetics.
1976
1976
[Clinical trial with glypentide. Comparison with the hypoglycemic activity of other sulfonylurea compounds].
In 53 sulphonylurea-treated diabetic patients, the activity of glypentide and the patients' general tolerance of the drug were… 
1975
1975
Effects of sulfonylureas (tolbutamide, glipentide and glibenclamide) on in vitro glycerol metabolism in adipose tissue from rats.
1974
1974
Glypentide: a new hypoglycaemic agent.
1974
1974
[Inhibition of cyclic 3',5'-nucleotide phosphodiesterase by glypentide and other oral antidiabetic agents (author's transl)].
1974
1974
[Clinical study of a new oral hypoglycemic agent: glypentide (UR-661)].
1974
1974
[Inotropic effect of tolbutamide and glipentide in isolated guinea pig atria (author's transl)].
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