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Antagonism of Salicylate by Pantoyltaurine

Science, 1946
Like pantothenic acid, pantolactone, and the pantoate ion, pantoyltaurine and other pantothenic acid analogues of this type antagonize the inhibitory effect of salicylate on E. coli. It is suggested that the active antagonist in a solution of such an analogue is pantolactone or pantoate. These (particularly
P G, STANSLY, C M, ALVERSON
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Synergism and Antagonism

Infectious Disease Clinics of North America, 1989
Among the reasons for use of antimicrobials in combination is the desire to achieve synergistic inhibitory or bactericidal activity. Several methods have been used to test for the presence of synergistic interactions, but virtually all are either very time consuming or nonstandardized.
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Bradykinin Antagonism

Agents and Actions, 1976
A, Gecse, E, Zsilinszky, L, Szekeres
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Morphine Antagonism

Nature, 1952
F H, SHAW, G A, BENTLEY
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Antagonizing metastasis

Nature Biotechnology, 2010
De Palma, Michele, Naldini, Luigi
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Barbiturate Antagonism

Nature, 1954
F H, SHAW, S E, SIMON, N, CASS, A, SHULMAN, J R, ANSTEE, E R, NELSON   +5 more
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Endothelin Receptor Antagonism

1995
Following the original report by Yanagisawa et al. (1988) more than 7 years ago, compelling evidence that ET plays an important role in the local regulation of smooth muscle tone and cell growth has been reported. In addition, many studies point to a significant role for endothelin in nonvascular function. The investigation of the endothelin system has
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