Titlebook: Histamine II and Anti-Histaminics; Chemistry, Metabolis Mauricio Rocha e Silva Book 1978 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1978 Antihistami

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Metabolism and Excretion of Histaminey undergo changes in activity as part of the adaptation of animals to variations of internal or external environment. The inducible type of histidine decarboxylase has been detected in all tissues of commonly studied species, and in tested tissues of other species. From the distribution and inducibl

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Chemistry of Anti-H1 Histamine Antagonists) has compiled an extensive list of reviews on histamine, 5-hydroxytryptamine, and their antagonists, several of which include some account of the chemical aspects of antihistaminics. Here, attention is drawn in particular to the reviews of . (1970), . (1971), and . (1973); an extensive review of ea

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Kinetics of Antagonist Actionamine. In the present subchapter we will study general aspects of that interaction, having in view the possibility of developing a general theory that might embody the interaction of agonists (including cholinomimetics) and antagonists with receptors, from a thermodynamic standpoint.

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Naturally Occurring Antihistaminics in Body Tissuesn of this effect in the literature was as early as 1950 when . showed that eosinophils possess antihistamine activity (., 1950; . and ., 1951). These researchers had found that leukocyte extracts or suspensions from rabbits and humans containing high amounts of eosinophils, could antagonize the leth

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Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, and Elimination of Antihistaminesn structure-activity correlations has been recognized for a relatively short period of time in comparison to the history of antihistamine development. For these reasons, the metabolism of many antihistamines has not been studied. Further, the earliest investigations of antihistamine absorption, dist

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