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[Membranotropic action of cardiotonic agents and ubiquinone].
Ukrainskii biokhimicheskii zhurnal (1978), 1991Interaction of cardiotonic drugs (strophantidine acetate, suphan, para-oxybenzoic acid) and ubiquinone with phospholipid bilayers has been studied. Exothermic effect of the reaction followed by an increase in microviscosity and hydrophobicity of the bilayer from cardiolipin, but by a decrease of the microviscosity of the bilayer from lecithin has been ...
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[Value and limitations of new cardiotonic agents].
Bulletin de l'Academie nationale de medecine, 1989New cardiotonic agents are an original approach in the treatment of severe heart failure. They can be classified into two groups: --beta-adrenergic agonists which stimulate beta-adrenergic receptors and, therefore, increase cyclic AMP production and intracellular calcium concentration; --phosphodiesterase inhibitors which block the cyclic AMP ...
Y, Grosgogeat, M, Komajda
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Inosine : a naturally occurring cardiotonic agent.
Journal de pharmacologie, 1984For many years, Inosine was considered to be a simple metabolite of adenosine which was devoid of any cardiovascular effects. This theoretical ineffectiveness can be explained in the light of recent studies by the use of inadequate doses. In fact, higher doses of inosine, a non-toxic nucleoside, have demonstrated, experimentally, a cardiovascular ...
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Presse medicale (Paris, France : 1983), 1987
M, Komajda, P, Lechat, Y, Grosgogeat
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M, Komajda, P, Lechat, Y, Grosgogeat
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Agents for treatment of carciovascular illnesses. III. Antianginal and cardiotonic agents (review)
Pharmaceutical Chemistry Journal, 1988Yakhontov L N
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