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trypan red

Known as: Trypanrot 
An acid azo dye commonly used as a stain to distinguish viable from non-viable cells. It was previously used to treat trypanosomiasis.
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1992
1992
Substances that protect cultured hepatocytes from the toxic effects of microcystin-LR.
1992
1992
Fluorinated quinolones — new quinolone antimicrobials
Paul Ehrlich started his research, called experimental chemotherapy, in 1902, and discovered Trypanrot in 1904 and Salvarsan in… 
1969
1969
The inhibitory effect of convulsant agents on the enzyme in brain which inactivates nerveside
1. An enzyme which can be extracted from brain inactivates nerveside in the optimum pH range 5·8–7·0. 
1968
1968
The effect of azo dyes on myxovirus neuraminidase and on virus multiplication.
Summary Congo red and trypan red inhibited Newcastle disease virus neuraminidase totally and fowl plague virus neuraminidase… 
1958
1958
Paper chromatography of anionic disazo dyes, especially trypan blue and its red impurity.
Twenty-one samples of 10 dyes were studied by paper chromatography, using Whatman #1 paper and developing by the ascending… 
1958
1958
Staining reactions of some anionic disazo dyes and histochemical properties of the red impurity in trypan blue.
Some staining properties of 10 anionic disazo dyes are clarified by comparison with previous chromatographic analysis. Trypan… 
1952
1952
The prevention of encephalitis due to the viruses of eastern equine encephalomyelitis and louping-ill: experiments with trypan red, mepacrine, and many other substances.
Cobb, Cohen, and Ney (1938) observed that intraperitoneally administered brilliant vital red and neutral red increased the… 
1952
1952
The action of mepacrine and trypan red in a number of virus diseases.
The previous paper (Hurst, Melvin, and Peters, 1952) described the prophylactic effect of mepacrine, various bis-azo dyes, and… 
1948
1948
Trypan red therapy of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis; preliminary report.
PREVIOUS STUDIES on the supravital dyes vital red (c.i. no. 456; brilliant vital red) 1 and trypan red (c.i. no. 438) 2 have… 
1945
1945
THE PROTECTIVE ACTION OF TRYPAN RED AGAINST INFECTION BY A NEUROTROPIC VIRUS
Trypan red, when injected intraperitoneally into mice, has been found greatly to lower the incidence of the infection of mice… 
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