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1 Biological Research Department, McNeil Laboratories, Inc., Fort Washington, Pennsylvania
The results of this study indicate that McN-822 belongs to a class of sympathomimetic agents that produce effects in normal dogs and have little or no effect in dogs presumably depleted of catecholamines by reserpine. This suggests McN-822 produces its sympathomimetic effects indirectly through the release of catecholamines. The marked sympathomimetic effects resulting from injections of reserpine and McN-822 in normal dogs are believed to be due to an enhanced release of catecholamines under the combined influence of both compounds.
Submitted on March 18, 1963
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