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nifenazone

Known as: N-antipyrinylnicotinamide, nicophezon, nikofezon 
National Institutes of Health

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analogs & derivatives

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1985
1985
Photochemical decomposition of phenazone derivatives. Part 5(1): Isolation and identification of decomposition products in aqueous solution.
From aqueous solutions of phenazone, aminophenazone, propyphenazone, nifenazone, morazone, noramidopyrine, 4-aminophenazone and… 
1985
1985
[Nifenazone, biotransformation in humans].
1972
1972
Evaluation of liver function during administration of nifenazone in rheumatic disease on the basis of serum protein studies and enzyme tests.
1966
1966
[Synthesis of nicophezon: nicotinic acid 4-antipyrilamide].
1966
1966
[Synthesis of nicophezon: nicotinic acid 4-antipyrilamide].
1964
1964
Trial of Nifenazone (“Thylin”)
in contact with the patient's serum for one hour. Tests were carried out on admission, when the Donath-Landsteiner titre was 32… 
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