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antipyrine

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antipyrine [‚an·te′pī‚rēn]
(pharmacology)
C11H12ON2A compound used as an antipyretic, analgesic, and antirheumatic.


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A large liver bank consisting of 226 biopsy specimens of similar histopathologic condition was probed for total CYP content (nmol CYP/gram liver), and antipyrine clearance was measured in vivo in the same subjects (Sotaniemi et al.
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The effects of exercise and adrenaline infusion upon the blood levels of propranolol and antipyrine in the horse.
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Compounds that have been tested in man have included antipyrine, digoxin, propranolol, theophylline, and warfarin, and no clinically meaningful interactions were found.
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