It has been reported that probenecid(Benemid),’ p-(di-n-propylsulfamyl)-benzoic acid, like
carinamide, inhibits selectively the renal transport system for the tubular secretion of the …

Excerpt The purpose of this report is to present analyses of the pressor amine content of two
pheochromocytomas and the metabolism of the hypertensive agents in these and a third …

METHODS We have used two methods for the determination of carinamide and its metabolite
throughout this research. The method of Brodie, Levy and Bernstein (9) has been used to …

A method for reducing phenol red in order to eliminate its interference in creatinine
determinations has been described. This procedure depends on the fact that boiling samples with …

Certain cinchoninic acid derivatives, particularly 3-hydroxy-2-phenylcinchoninic acid (HPC),
are unusual with regard to the multiplicity of pharmacodynamic actions that are resident in a …

METHODS. A consideration of analytical methods used in this research is indicated because
of their recent origin and the fact that in the course of metabolism studies they do not …

The acute and chronic toxicity of Benemid, p-(di-n-propylsulfamyl)-benzoic acid, was studied
in mice, rats, dogs, rabbits and guinea pigs. The acute toxicity signs were thought to be of …

… In the following, we define two graphs G and G as neighbors if they share the same structure
A and number of nodes N but differ in one … We want to train the GNN such that for all G ∼ G , …

… 2G–I). The number of macrophages and CD3‐positive lymphocytes within the PPWM was
similar in all groups (Fig. 2G and H), whereas most CD8‐positive T cells were found in group I …

… A remyelinating lesion with uniformly thin myelin sheaths indicative of remyelination (G)
with ongoing axonal injury as shown by the presence of APP-positive axons (H, arrows). …