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Chemical Compound Review:

FLUOROETHANE fluoroethane

Synonyms: HFC-161, Ethyl fluoride, AG-F-22202, FCH2CH2, HFC 161, ...

Doyle, J. et al., Yoshii, F. et al., Newell, F.W.

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Disease relevance of fluoroethane

Malignant hyperthermia is an autosomal dominant disorder occurring mainly with the administration of halogenated fluoroethane and depolarizing muscle relaxants [1].

High impact information on fluoroethane

Using a clear polyvinyl fluoride sheath over an arthroscope, inserted through a 1-cm stab incision, we have demonstrated the feasibility of visualizing the sciatic nerve and its branches in the feline model [2].
The apparent rates of initial attachment and growth of Chang liver and C6 cells were promoted on surfaces with increased wettability and with a heterogeneous structure for grafted polyvinyl fluoride film [3].

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Cell culture on polymers prepared by radiation-induced grafting of various monomers. Yoshii, F., Kaetsu, I. Appl. Biochem. Biotechnol. (1983) [Pubmed]

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