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nordimaprit

Known as: 2-(S-dimethylaminoethyl)isothiourea 
National Institutes of Health

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Dimaprit

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SK&F 91487
analogs & derivatives

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1993
1993
Nordimaprit, homodimaprit, clobenpropit and imetit: affinities for H3 binding sites and potencies in a functional H3 receptor model
SummaryWe determined the affinities of nordimaprit, homodimaprit, clobenpropit and imetit for H3 binding sites (labelled by 3H-N… 
1993
1993
Inhibition of melanogenesis in human melanoma cells by novel analogues of the partial histamine (H2) agonist nordimaprit.
1992
1992
Antiproliferative and depigmenting effects of the histamine (H2) agonist dimaprit and its derivatives on human melanoma cells.
1987
1987
The antianaphylactic action of histamine H2‐receptor agonists in the guinea‐pig isolated heart
1 The effects of histamine and of H1‐and H2‐receptor agonists on the response to specific antigen were studied in isolated hearts… 
1986
1986
Eosinophil chemotaxis and anterior uveitis from topical dimaprit and nordimaprit.
Topical application of the H2-histamine receptor agonist, dimaprit (S-[4-N,N-dimethylaminopropyl]isothiourea), produced… 
1984
1984
A comparison of dimaprit, nordimaprit, methylamine and chloroquine as inhibitors of mitogen‐induced lymphocyte activation
1 Methylamine and chloroquine both ‘lysosomotropic’ agents (i.e. agents which sequester in lysosomes) caused a dose‐related… 
1981
1981
INHIBITION OF LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATION BY HISTAMINE AND RELATED COMPOUNDS NOT MEDIATED VIA H1‐ OR H2‐ RECEPTORS
1 The effects of histamine and chemical analogues were examined on mitogen‐stimulated human lymphocyte proliferation 2 Compounds… 
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