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ChemInform, 2005
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Roberto G S, Berlinck, Miriam H, Kossuga
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Roberto G S, Berlinck, Miriam H, Kossuga
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1968
Abstract A 57-year-old woman with a fatal disease, presumably botulism, was treated intermittently with guanidine hydrochloride over a 20-day period. Guanidine was given because it enhances the release of acetylcholine at the neuromuscular junction. During treatment, ptosis and extraocular palsies were relieved, strength in proximal muscles improved ...
M, Cherington, D W, Ryan
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Abstract A 57-year-old woman with a fatal disease, presumably botulism, was treated intermittently with guanidine hydrochloride over a 20-day period. Guanidine was given because it enhances the release of acetylcholine at the neuromuscular junction. During treatment, ptosis and extraocular palsies were relieved, strength in proximal muscles improved ...
M, Cherington, D W, Ryan
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Guanidine and guanidine derivatives
1961While the knowledge of the blood sugar lowering properties of the sulphonamide derivatives have been available for 20 years, the hypoglycaemic effect of guanidine was already known before insulin was discovered. The attempt performed 30 years ago in troducing synthalin, a derivative of guanidine, in diabetes mellitus therapy failed.
Werner Creutzfeldt, Hans-Dieter Söling
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Natural Product Reports, 1996
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The coordination chemistry of guanidines and guanidinates
Coordination Chemistry Reviews, 2001Abstract Species containing the Y-shaped CN3 unit have recently attracted increasing attention as electronically and sterically flexible ligands. Neutral guanidines [(R2N)2CNR], guanidinates(−1) [(RN)2CNR2]− and guanidinates(2) [(RN)2CNR]2− are capable of exhibiting a variety of coordination modes and a range of donor properties leading to ...
Philip J. Bailey, Stuart Pace
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ChemInform, 2005
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Redox-Active Guanidines and Guanidinate-Substituted Diboranes
2015Guanidino groups and guanidinate substituents are used to stabilise positive charges, both through mesomeric and through inductive effects. The interplay between several guanidino groups is employed to create redox-active compounds. One realisation concept leads to guanidino-functionalised aromatic compounds (GFAs), which comprise aromatic systems ...
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1939
In a recent article, 1 one of us (R. H. M.) presented the results of estimations of the "guanidine" content of the blood of 800 patients with arterial hypertension. An increase in blood "guanidine" was found in 32 per cent of hypertensive persons with normal values for nonprotein nitrogen in the blood and in a higher percentage of patients with ...
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In a recent article, 1 one of us (R. H. M.) presented the results of estimations of the "guanidine" content of the blood of 800 patients with arterial hypertension. An increase in blood "guanidine" was found in 32 per cent of hypertensive persons with normal values for nonprotein nitrogen in the blood and in a higher percentage of patients with ...
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American Journal of Diseases of Children, 1933
Increased concentration of guanidine bases in the blood has been reported in a variety of clinical conditions. Some of the studies along this line are those of Paton1and his associates in connection with parathyroid tetany, of Major and Weber2who attempted to associate guanidine with hypertension, of Minot and Cutler3and Ellsworth4in regard to the ...
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Increased concentration of guanidine bases in the blood has been reported in a variety of clinical conditions. Some of the studies along this line are those of Paton1and his associates in connection with parathyroid tetany, of Major and Weber2who attempted to associate guanidine with hypertension, of Minot and Cutler3and Ellsworth4in regard to the ...
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