SCREENING OF SYNTHESIZED LOW MOLECULAR WEIGHT ORGANIC COMPOUNDS EFFECTIVENESS IN ULCER TREATMENT IN LABORATORY ANIMALS

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It was conducted screening of synthesized low molecular organic compounds effectiveness in ulcer treatment on 224 white laboratory rats. It was established that the most effective low-molecular organic compound was KUD 259. It possessed the treatment effect on erosive and ulcerative lesions caused by all used models of experimental ulceration (stress, ethanol, indometacin and aspirin models).

Keywords:

ulcer screening treatment rats

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Publication:

«World of Medicine and Biology» Vol. 9 No. 39 (2013) , с. 16-20
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