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Figure 8: Ligands for the histamine
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Chapter 3 Nitrate esters can be obt
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Chapter 3 resulting in the loss of
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Chapter 3 14 Yeates RA, Possible me
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Chapter 4 Chapter 4 2 + L-type volt
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Chapter 4 homologous domains surrou
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Chapter 4 channel, which is suggest
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Chapter 4 channel blocking activity
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Chapter 4 Structural modifications
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Chapter 4 Table 6: Calcium channel
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RiOOC COORo compound R\ R 2 nicardi
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Chapter 4 enantiomer.(-)-S11568 inh
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Chapter 4 The cardiovascular activi
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Chapter 4 rat tail artery 73 . Also
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Chapter 4 The compound HOE 166 18 (
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Figure 11: Molecular structure of a
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Chapter 4 SM-6586 was a more potent
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Chapter 4 inactivated (resting) sta
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Chapter 4 20 van Amsterdam F.T.M, Z
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Chapter 4 45 Muto K, Kuroda T, Kawa
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Chapter 4 67 Gaviraghi G, Lacidipin
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Chapter 4 95 Goldmann S, Stoltefuß
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Chapter 5 Synthesis and in vitro ph
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Chapters
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Chapters from the 1,4-DHPs 17. In t
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3 Pharmacology Chapter 5 3.1 In vit
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Chapter 5 Table II. Calcium blockin
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Chapter 5 Radioligand binding affin
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Chapters 13.1 Hz, 2H, pyridine-CHb-
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2-(2-aminoethylthio)methyl-3,5-dica
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Chapters 5 Katz AM, In: Calcium ant
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Chapter 6 Synthesis and in vitro ph
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Chapter 6 by nifedipine analogues i
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Chapter 6 4 Results and discussion
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lipid compartment protein compartme
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Chapter 6 phthalimide-H), 7.77-7.80
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Chapter 6 ^-NMR (CDCI3): 1.18 ppm (
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Chapter 6 *H-NMR (DMSO-d6): 1.07 pp
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Chapter 7 Chapter 7 Synthesis and i
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5 Impromidine R 2 9 Arpromidine R 1
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Chapter 7 generation calcium channe
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3.2 In vitro histamine Ho-agonistic
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Chapter 7 As reported previously in
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Chapter 7 Table III: Relative calci
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Chapter 7 Figure 4 nicely demonstra
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Chapter 7 blocking activities are c
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Chapter 7 4.4 Histamine H ragonisti
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Chapter 7 chronotropic activity in
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Chapter 7 N-benzoyl-N'-{3-{[3,5-die
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Chapter 7 phenyl-// 5), 7.63-7.67 p
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Chapter 7 and N-C-C-C// 2-imidazole
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Chapter 7 (s, 1H, pyridine-// 4), 6
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Chapter 8 Chapter 8 A new series of
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Chapter 8 structural moiety of impr
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Chapter 8 All compounds except VUF
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4 Pharmacology Chapter 8 4.1 Histam
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Chapter 8 of the 3,3-diphenylpropyl
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Chapter 8 Based on the observations
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Chapter 8 iH-NMR (CDCI3): 1.28-1.50
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Chapter 8 13 Vitali T, Impicciatore
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Summary The investigations describe
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Samenvatting Het in dit proefschrif
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substituenten, zoals een difenylalk
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Curriculum Vitae Johannes Antonius
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