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Anti-inflammatory action of a benzyl glucofuranoside applied topically

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Es wird gezeigt, dass Äthyl-3,5,6-tri-O-benzyl-d-glucofuranosid (CIBA 21 401-Ba, Glyvenol®) eine am Mausohr erzeugte Entzündung bei topikaler (epikutaner) Applikation zu hemmen vermag.

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  1. Research Laboratories of the Pharmaceutical Department of CIBA Limited, 4000, Basel 7, Switzerland

    L. Riesterer & R. Jaques

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Riesterer, L., Jaques, R. Anti-inflammatory action of a benzyl glucofuranoside applied topically. Experientia 24, 581–582 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02153785

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