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A large number of substituted thioureas and related compounds, the molecular structure of which diverges more or less from that of the classical 4-4′-disubstituted thiocarbanilides, have been tested forin-vitro tuberculostatic activity; many of them have proved effective at a concentration of 10−5.
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Buu-Hoï, N.P., Xuong, N.D., Gazave, J.M. et al. Activité tuberculostatique de thiouréesortho- etméta-substituées. Experientia 12, 474–475 (1956). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02162528
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