TAILIEUCHUNG - Concise Dictionary of Pharmacological Agents

This dictionary provides a convenient personal reference source, intended to complement more encyclopaedic works. First, there is an alphabetic, fully cross-indexed listing of pharmacologically active agents and their properties, containing details of some 4000 individual chemical agents including medical drugs in current use, experimental agents and toxins used as investigation tools. Over 10,000 alternative names are indexed, including chemical names, abbreviated chemical names, official pharmacological names, proprietary names and research code numbers | A-Z Section A 301 norgestrienone. A 2774 delprostenate. A 3665 trefentanil. A 4492 pentamorphone A 4828 trofosfamide. A 4942 ifosfamide. A 5610 azelastine. A 8103 pipobroman. A 33547 remoxipride. A 46745 gestrinone. A 71623 is a substituted pentapeptide structure a selective CCKA-Subtype CHOLECYSTOKININ RECEPTOR AGONIST. It is an APPETITE SUPPRESSANT with low oral bioavailability and is used as a pharmacological tool. AA 149 trepibutone. A A 673 amlexanox. AA 861 docebenone. AB 1404 ethchlorovynol. Abbokinase saruplase urokinase. Abbott 41070 gonadotrophin-releasing hormone. Abbott 43818 leuprorelin Abbott 44090 valproic acid. Abbott 47631 estazolam. abciximab BAN USAN1 CentoRx ReoPro is a monoclonal antibody a purified 47 615 dalton Fab fragment manufactured in mammalian cell culture. This antibody binds to the glycoprotein Ilb IIIa GPIIb IIIa receptors members of the integrin family of adhesion receptors and the major platelet surface receptor involved in platelet aggregation of human platelets. Acting through this mechanism it is a PLATELET AGGREGATION INHIBITOR and can be used parenterally as an ANTITHROMBOTIC AGENT as an adjunct to heparin and aspirin especially for the prevention and treatment of acute arterial occlusive disorders including prevention of ischaemic complications in high-risk patients undergoing percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty ablukast INN USAN ablukast sodium USAN is a benzopyran derivative a LTC LEUKOTRIENE RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST with potential as an ANTIASTHMATIC AGENT. ablukast sodium ablukast. AC ethotoin. AC 187 acetyl- Asn30 Tyr32 -salmon is an AMYLIN RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST that inhibits several metabolic actions of amylin. AC 223 melinamide. ABORTIFACIENTS are drugs used to induce abortion or miscarriage. A number of types of drug have been used but commonly the PROGESTOGEN antagonist mifepristone is used orally and or the prostaglandin gemeprost or dinoprostone by the extra-amniotic route see PROSTANOID RECEPTOR

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