aminophenazone

(əˌmaɪnəʊˈfiːnəˌzəʊn; -ˌmiː-)

(Pharmacology) a crystalline compound used to reduce pain and fever. Formula: C13H17N3O. Also called: aminopyrine

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Further modifications of the antipyrine molecule aiming at improving its analgesic and antipyretic properties gave origin to various pharmaceuticals, such as aminophenazone (aminopiryne or amidopyrine), propyphenazone, dipyrone (metamizole), and phenylbutazone (1).

Effects of dipyrone on the digestive tract

Khan, Synthesis and Antibacterial Activities of Some Novel Schiff bases Derived from Aminophenazone, Molecules, 15, 6850 (2010).

Design, Synthesis, Docking and In Vitro Antibacterial Study of Fluoro Substituted Schiff Bases

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