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Deposul     4-amino-N-(2,6- dimethoxypyrimidin-4...

Synonyms: Diasulfa, Madribon, Madrigid, Madriqid, Madroxin, ...
 
 
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  • Results showed that bilirubin exposure modulated both alpha and beta CaM kinase II subunit expression in selective neuronal populations, but sulfadimethoxine had no acute effect on enzyme immunoreactivity [29].
  • Using sulfadimethoxine as a prototype differences in displacement were found in all 3 sera [30].
 

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