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β-Sympatholytics as non-specific inhibitors of serum cholin-esterase

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Die hemmende Wirkung von β-Sympatholytica auf die Serum-Cholinesterase wird als unspezifische Wirkung angesehen und kann mit ihren hydrophoben Eigenschaften korreliert werden.

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  1. Zentrum der Pharmakologie der Universität, Ludwig-Rehm-Strasse 14, D-6, Frankfurt, a. Main, Germany

    D. Hellenbrecht & K. -F. Müller

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Hellenbrecht, D., Müller, K.F. β-Sympatholytics as non-specific inhibitors of serum cholin-esterase. Experientia 29, 1255–1257 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01935104

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