Synthetic substances with morphine-like effect; relationship between chemical structure and analgesic action.
- 1 January 1955
- journal article
- Vol. 13 (6) , 937-98
Abstract
For morphine-, morphinan-, pethidine-, methadone-, and dithienyl-butenylamine groups of analgesic compounds a systematic survey is given of how analgesic activity is quantitatively affected by alteration of the chemical constitution. Features common to the structural formulae of substances with morphine-like analgesic effect are pointed out.Keywords
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