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INDEX VOL. 10
Die Stichworte des Sachregisters sind in der jeweiligen Sprache der einzclnen Beitrage aufgcflihrt. Les termes repris dans la table des matieres sont donnes selon la langue dans laquelle l'ouvrage est ccrit. The references of the subject index are given in the language of the respective contribution.
Abiotctra 395 p-Aminohippursaure 247 Absorption 211 6-Aminopenicillanic acid 17,389 Absorptionsgeschwindigkeit 253 Aminophenazon 221, 247 Acetaminophane 434 p-Aminophenol 443 Acetaminophen 443 Aminophyllin 300 Acetanilid 13,247,443 Aminopyrin 365 Acetazolamide 18, 19 p-Aminosalizylsaure 257, 280, 290 Acetexa 369 Amiton 475 Acetophenetidin 443 Amitriptylin 568, 572, 575 Acetrizoatc 491 Amphenidone 128 Acetylsalicylic acid 13,115 Amphenon 299 Aconcen 407 Amphotericin 394 ACTH 409,411 Ampulle 207 Actinospectacin 392 Amyl nitrite 13 Addison's disease 18 Analgetika 363 3',5' -Adenosine monophosphate 50, 74 Anavar 409 Adipinsaure 225 Ancillin 390 Adipositas 535 Aneural® 565 Adrenalin 97, 115 Aneurin 99 Adrenergic receptors 49 Angina pectoris 353 Adsorbcntien 267 Angio-Conray 413 Adumbran 371 Anilin 254 Aerosil 153, 155 Anorexia nervosa 535 Affinity 52 Anorexie 534 Agonist 48 Antabus® 98 Akrinor 383 Antagonist 48 Albumin 445 An thracenderi va te 371 Alginsaure 227 Anthranilic acids 180 Alimemazin 243 Anthranilsaurederivate 365 Alkalimetric 105 Antiasthmatika 387 Allegron 369 Antibiotika 389 Allgemeinsymptome 534 Antideprcssi va 552, 553 N-Allylnormorphine 17 Antidiabetika 411 Alpha receptor 49 Antiepilcptika 379, 553 Altafur® 128 Antifebrin 247 Amantadin 399 Antifibrinolytika 416 Amenyl 407 Antihistamines 53, 373 Amicapron 416 An tih ypertensi va 377 Amide 97 Antikoagulantia 412,453 Amidines of triphenylethylene 180 Antimalariamittel 404 Amidopyrin 254, 431 Antioxydantien 206 p-Aminobenzoesaure 99 Antipyrin® 97, 254, 299, 324 3-(cx-Aminobutyl)indol 259 Antirheumatika 365 s-Aminocaproic acid 188,416 Antitussiva 368
586 Index Vol. 10
Antivirale Mittel Anxiolytica Aolan Aolept Apomorphin Appetitziigler Argentometrie Arlef Armyl
398 552 367 368 247 388 105 365 395 381 381 453 534 535
206, 269 131 206 269 206
Arnica montana Arnicorin Arsphenamine Arteriosklerose Arthrosis deformans Arzneiformen Arzneimittelkontrollc Arzneistoff Arzneiwirkung Arzneizubereitung Aspirin® 97,173,184,
Assoziationskolloide Asthma bronchiale Astragalin Aszin Aszinderivate Atabrine Atarax® Ataxie, vegetative Atebrine Athanolamin A thin yl-i:istradiol A th ylendiamin tetraessigsa ure IX-A thyltryptamin Atosil® Atromid Atromid S Atropine Auflosungsgeschwindigkeit Aureomycin Autoradiographie Aventyl Avicol SL Axerophtol Azaserine Azathioprin 6-Azauracilribosid Azepinamicl Azctanilid
267,365 301 535 381 230 417
Hi 565 542 434 224
406,407 226 128 558 383 383
14,17,53 255 453 III
369, 568 388 222
460, 492 401 400 411 254 255 229 228
N -Azctyl-p-aminophenol Azetylfluorokortison Azctylkortison Azctylsalizylsaure Azidimetric
247,255,267,286 105 1ilO Azulcne derivatives
Barbital Barbiturate Barbitursauren Baycaine Benactyzin 13enzathin Bcnzodiazcpinderivatc Benzocliazcpine 13cnzoesa u re Bcnzomorphane Benzothiacl iazi nderi v a tc
254 97, 229, 453
236, 254 514 565 311 371 367
225, 247, 254 364 384
Benz-l,3-oxazine derivatives 180 Benzoylcarbinol morpholine 181 13cnzphetamin 25') Bcnzylchlorophenol 304 cI( + )N-Benzyl-N-IX-dimcthyl-
phenyIiithylamin 259 Benzylpenizillin 224 BepheniuI11 239 Beri beri 18 Bernstcinsaure 225 Bctamethason-17-,"alerat 405 Beta Eeccptor 49 13ethanidin 377 Betnesol- \" 404 Betnovate 404 Bicillin® 311 Bigitalinhcxaacetat 380 Bilirubine 453 Biobamat® 565 Biophannazie 211 Biphenylylacrylic acid 185 Bishyclroxykumarin 283 Blutersatzmittel 415 Bolastcron 408 Bonifen 414 Bradosol@ 307 Bradykinin 5-Brom-uracil Bromwasserstoffsaurc Brontin Broxalin Broxychinolin Bufferin@ Bulbusschmcrz Bulimic Buramat Bu tazol idin:?) ButyrophenonabkoI11mlinge
Camolar Captodialllin Caradrin Carbamazedin Carbamidase
148, 153 398 225 387 397
284, 397 286 534 534 379
99 372
404 565 380 379 494
Index Vol. 10
Carbaminsaureester Carbonic anhydrase Carbowax® Carbutamide Cardenolide Carrageenin Carzenide Catecholamine Ccfaloridin Cefalotin
373, 379 19
333 511,442
380 153, 155
442 50, 144, 146
391 391
Cephaloridin 391 Cephalosporin C 391 Cephalosporine 391 Cephalosporin;\' 391 Cephalosporin P 391 Cephalothin 391 Ceporin 391 Cerimetrie 105 Ceruplasmin 20 Chinazolonabkommlinge 367 Chinin 13, 130, 222, 229, 24/,
Chininiumchlorid Chinoin Chloralhydrat Chloramphenicol Chloralnphenicolester Chlordiazepoxid Chlormadinonazetat Chlormethylencyclin Chloroguanide Chloromycetin Chlorophenothane Chloroproguanil Chloroquine Chlorothiazide Chloroxyphenol Chlorpheniramine Chlorpromazin Chlorpropamide Chlorprothixen Chlorthalidon Chlorthiazin Chlorzoxazone Choleretika Cholesterol
254,453 299 411
14,99 97, 222, 238, 267
230, 258 367, 566
407 395 435 453 469 436
161, 189, 190,434 442 304 468
368, 469, 558, 561 463, 511
560, 562, 568 18, 385
290
Cholezystopathie Cholinergic receptors Cholinesterasereakti va tor Cholintheophyllin (X-Chymotrypsin Cinchona bark
435, 436 386 453 535
53 416 300 ]78 13
366 383 395
Citanest Clofibrat Clomocycyclin
Clorexolon CloxaxiIlin Codein Coffein Cotica mucosa Colitis Colitis ulcerosa Colon irritabile Com pocillin ® Concordin Conray Contergan(R) Corium Corticoide Hormone Cortison Covatix® Cumarinderiva1"e Cumetharol Cyclazenin Cycloguanil C yclogu anil-Pamoat Cycloheptolamide Cyrpon® Cystinuria
Darmsaft Darstin ])DT Debrisoquin Decamethonium Declinax Deferoxamin l)ehydrobenzperidol Dehydro-sanol Delysid® Dencirid Depotpraparate Depression Depression, endogene Depressionen, psychogene ])eptropin Dermographismus Desferal Desferrioxamin n Desipramin Desmethylamitriptylin (ksmethylimipramin Desogen® Desoxyribonuldeinsaure Detigon® Detrovel Dexamethason Dextran Dextroamphetaminsulfat Dextrorphan
587
385 3H9
13,365 115 535 100 535 535 311 568 413 128 318 404
96, lIS, 157 565 412 412 377
435, 436 404 511 565
20
242 254
434, 500 37H 514 378 418 372 384 98
399 119, 289 82, 533
547 547 387 534 418 417 568 369
369, 435 307 398 130 366 405
] 52, 153, 310 291 254
588 Index Vol. 10
535 82
376 224
367, 566 492
Diabetes mellitus Diarrhea Diaspasmyl Diathanolamin Diazepam .J)iazooxonorlcucine Dibcnaminc 49, 50, 52
370, 568, 572, 575 566 387
Dibcnzepin Dibenzepinderivate Dibenzheptropin Dibcnzoazepine Dibenzodiazepine Dibenzosu beronderi vate Dibozane Dichloroisoproterenol Dichlor-Stapenor Dichloxacillin Dichte Dickdarm DicIoxaxillin Dicumoxane® Diethyl ether Diethylstilbestrol Diffusionsvermogen Digitalis
369, 379 370 369
53 50, 51, 53, 57, 77
389 389 104 242 390 412
Digitoxin 3,4-Dihydroxyphenylalanine {J-y-Dihydroxypropyl-Theophyllin Dikumarol
13 493 118
13,84 453
19 222 283
Dimefox Dimctazin Dimethylsulfoxyd 4,4-Dinitrokarbanilid Diodon Dioxatrin Diphenhydramine Diphcnylalkylaminoderivatc Diphenylessigsaureabkommlingc Diphcnylhydantoin Diphenylhydramine Diphtheric Dithiazonin Diuretika Dixyrazin Dizziness Dociton Dolantin® Dopa Dopamine Doriden® Dornwal® Dragec Dromoran® Duodcnalsaft Duodenitis
474, 475 409 322 239
247,491 376 468 364 375 247
18 100 128 384 559
82 384 130 145 145
130, 229 128
207,277 98
242 100
Duodenum Du pie x (fI)-Dragces Durch bl u tungsstorungcn Durchfall Dytransin
Egg albumin Efocain@ Elavil® Elixiere Emanil Embonsaure Emdabol Emetine Emulgatoren Emulsov@ Enantiotrop Endocrine glands Enteritis Envacar
242, 243 119 535 534 365
153 315
568,572 298 399 227 409
13 206 235 229
16 100 378
Ephedrin Epinephrine I-Epinephrinc Epixine
14,247 14,58, 75, 79, 144, 145, 146
49
Epontol Erbrechen Ergot alkaloid Erschopfungsgcflihl Erythromyzin Esbatal Essigsaure Estriol Esucos® Ethacrynsaure Ethynodiol Ethynodioldiazetat Etozolin Etruscom ycin ® Etryptamin Eucephabol Evipan® Evramycin® Extrasystolie
Farbemittel Fenfluramin Fentanyl Ferrioxamin Fettlcibigkeit Fettl6slichkeit Filtermaterialien Flexin® Flufenamic acid Flumethason Flumethason-pivalat
414 366 534
49 534
222, 257 377 225 485 559 386 407 408 386 393 259 414 130 128 534
206 388
363, 364 417 389 253 104
99, 128 186,187,365
405 405
Index Vol. 10 589
Fluonilid 397 Guanoclor 378
5-Fluoruracil 245, 400 Guanoxan 378
Fluperolon 404, 405 Gyplure 436
Folsaure 99 Formalin 153 Hadacidin 394
F orsch ungsa u fwand 215 Haloperidol 364,372
Fremdstoffe 104 Haltbarkcit 122
Fucidin 391 Harndrang 534
Fiillstoffe 206 Harnstoff 299
Fumarsaure 225 Hautstorungen 534
Furaltadonc 128 Heparin 260
Furosemid 385 Herplex 399
Fursemide 18 Herzdruck 534 Herzglykosidc 245
Galactosemia 20 Herzinfarkt 535
Galenik 207 Herzklopfcn 534
Galle 242 I-Ierz- und Kreislaufmittel 380
Gamaquil® 565 Hcrz- und Kreislaufstorungen 534
Ganal 388 Hexabendin 382
Garamycin 392 Hexostrol 322
Gastritis 100 Hexylresorzinol 304
Gcfarnat 376 Hilfsstoffe 119,120,206
Gefarnil 376 Hilfsstoffgru ppen 206
Gefliigelkokzidiose 239 H ilfsstoffpra para t 206
Gehalt 105 Hippuran 491
Gelatine 310 Histamine 53, 148, 153
Gclatinekapsel 207 Homeostasis 29
Genabol 408 Homo-thioxanthene 370
Gentamicin 392 Honvan 493
Gentisic acid 183 Hostacain 514, 515
Geruch 104 Hyaluronidase 153
Geschlechtshormone 406 Hyamat 379
Geschmack 104 Hydantoin 97,460
Geschmackskorrigentien 206 Hydrabamin 311
Ge.afortin 407 Hydrazide 97
Gestagene 115 Hydrazin 260
Giareg® 364 H ydrokortison 18, 163, 284
Gitoxin 380 Hydromedin 386
Gliederschmerzen 534 {J-Hydroxyathyl-Theophyllin 222
Glieder- und Gclenkschmerzen 534 H ydroxyathylzellulose 305
Globulin 445 Hydroxybenzoic acids 180
Glukosamin 266 8-Hydroxychinolinabkommlingc 397
G I u tethimid 229 H ydroxydione 485
Glycodiazin 412 14-Hydroxyciihydromorphin 363
Glycogenolysis 50,74 Hydroxylamin 260
Glycyrrhctinic acid 179 Hydroxyproline 163
Glyhcxamid 411 p-H ydroxypropiophcnon 239, 254
Glyzerol 298 {J-Hydroxypropyl-Thcophyllin 222
Glyzyrrhizinsaure 227 Hydroxyzin 565
Granulate 279 H ypcrglycemia 50, 74
Granulatkorncr 277 Hyperplasia glandularis 535
Grippe 100 H yperth yreose 535
Griseofulvin 236, 237 Hyperthyroidism 19
Grundmassen 119, 120 Hypertonie 534
Guanidinderivate 377 Hypertonie, sympathische 540
590 Index Vol. 10
Hypnotika 115. 553 Hypoglycaemia 431 H ypoph ysenhinteriappenhormonc 115 Hypotonic. parasympathische 542 Hypotonic. sympathischc 540
Ibufenac 365 Identitat 104 Idexur 399 Idoxuridin 399 Ileum 242. 243 Iloson® 128 Imidazoles 180 Imipramin
115.370.435.469.568.571.573 Immunology 27 Implantatc 315 Implantationstabletten 119 Imuran 401 Indandionabkiimmlinge 412 Inderal® 72. 80 Indoleacetic acids 180 Indomethacin 166. 185. 187. 190 Inertgas 219 Insidon® 571 Insomnia 82 Instabilitat 216. 217 Insulin 16. 115 Insulin therapy 18 Intestopan 397 'Intrinsic' activity 52 Intrinsic factor 244 Iodometrie 105 Iodopyracet 454 Iodoxyl 491 Iopansaure 258 Iophenoxic acid 491 Iothalamat 413 Iprovcratril 72. 84. 381 4-lsobutylphenylacctic acid 185 Isochinolinderivate 374 Isoindolindcrivate 385 Isonicotinicacidhydrazide 431 Isopropamid 364 Isoprophenamine 60 Isopropoxamine 78 N-Isopropylmethoxamine 50. 76 Isoprotenerol 49. 51. 53. 67. 75 Isoptin 72. 84. 381 Isoquercitrin 381
5-J od-uracil 5-J od-uracil-desoxyribosid J odwasserstoffsaure Jothion
398 398 225 322
Kampfer 97. 221 Kantharidin 323 Kaolin 153. 155 Karboxymethylzellulose 227 Katatonic 546 Kcflin 391 Keratin 278 Kcuchhustcn 100 Know how 213 Kodcin 223 Koffcin 229. 299 Kokain 223 Kolon 243 Komplexe 226 Komplexometric 105 Konservierungsmittcl 206 Kopfschmerz 534 Kreuz- und Beckenschmcrzcn 534 Kristallform 104, 118. 227 Kristallsuspensioncn 119 Kuhllagerung 219
Lachesine Lactoflavin
469 99.222.
229. 288. 290. 299 I ,actofla vin-5' -phosphorsaurcs
Xatrium 222 Lacumin® 559 Laevomcpromazin Largactil® Laroxyl® Lasix I,aurylschwefelsaure Lavulinsaurc Leron Lcvomethadon Levophacetopcran Lcvopromazin Levorphanol Librium® Lichtschutz Lidcpran Lidocaine Lincocin Lincomycin Litracen Li vcr extract Locartin Lokalanasthetika Longtabs® Liisemittci Liislichkeit I,iisungsgeschwindigkeit Liisungsvermittler Lucensomycin
558, 561. 568 558
572.568 385 225 225 377 364 389 368 247 566 219 389 514 392 392 371
16 405 366 119 206
104. 118 232 298 393
Index Vol. 10 591
LuftstrahlmUhle I_ungenentzunclungen Luvatrena Lymecyclin
Magen Magendarmkanal Magen-Darm-Stiirungcn Magcndruck Magenmittel :\1agcnsaft :Vlalaoxon Malathion Maleinsaure Malonimide derivatives Mannitol Mapazin Marboran Mascrn Mastdarm Mecamylamin Meclizin Medazonamid Mefenamic acid Megaphen® Megcstrol Mclarsoprol Melengestrol Mclitraccn Mcllcrcttcn ® Mcllcril®
235 100 372 395
242, 243 240, 244
534 534 376 242 498
497,498 224 180
279, 460 559 399 100 242
247, 254 115 368
150, 186, 187,365 558 406
15 407
371, 568 559 559
Mcningokokkeninfcktioncn 100 407 534
Menova Menstruationsstiirungen Menthol McprobaI1lat Merca ptopurin 6-Mercaptopurin Mercasin Mestranol Metahcxal1l ide Mctallkol1lplcxc Metanephrine Methacyclin DL-Methadon Methadone Methansulfonsiiurc Mcthaqualon Methenaninc Methisazon Methoccl®
97 565, 566
401 99
493 407, 408
511 227 145 395 364 468 225 367
14 399
300, 301 Methotrcxat® 3-Mcthoxy-4-hydroxYl1landclic acid Methral
99 145 404 402 1-Methyl-2-benzylhydrazin
:\1ethyldopa (X-Methyldopa Methyl epinephrine Mcthylhydrazine :.vlcthylperidol Mcthylprednisolon Mcthylzellulosc Methyscrgide Mctoclopramid Metopon® Mctrulen :\1igriine Mikrokbrncr :Vlikrotabletten Milchzucker Miltaun® Miltown® Minozinan® Mitomcn Mixturcn Mizellcn Mogadan Mogadon
19 81,99
49 402 372 229
230, 300, 301, 305 186 376
98 408 535 277 291 279 565 565 558 493 298 303 367
Monoamine oxidasc inhibitors Monostcaroylglykolatcster
367, 566 145 258 229 Monotrop
Morphin Morphindcrivatc Morphinsulfat
13,17,98,130,247 363
Ylucomycin :VI ucopol ysaccharid '\-IUd igkei t Muncl :\1ustard Myagen Myocardial infarction Myotendinosc :Vlyx6clcm
Nadisan® Nafcillin Xaliclixic acid ::'{ aphthoylhcparal1line N aph th yriclindcri vate N"arkotika
310 395 448 534 242
153, 155, 460 408
84 535 535
98 390
258,396 153 396 366
Xatorphin 247 Xatriumalginat 230 NatriumkarboxYl1lcthylzcllulose 310 Xatulan 402 Nausea 82 Nebenwirkungen Kcfrolan Ncgral1l Neulactil Neurocil®
112 385 396 368
558, 568
592 Index Vol. 10
Neurodermitis Neurolcptika N eurolcptil Ncuroplegika Neurosen Nikotin Nikotinamid Nikotinsaureamid Xitrazepam m-Xitroanilin m-Xitrobenzoesaure Nitroglycerin 5-Nitrosalizylsaure Nogram Norbolethon X orepinephrine N orethandrolon N oreth ynodrel Norinyl Noritren Norpramin Xortrilcn Nortriptylin Noscapin
535 553 368 368
533, 547 115 299
99 367 254 254
80, 84 254 396 408
49, 52, 58, 144, 145 284
407, 408 408 568
369, 568 369, 568 369, 568
130 Novalgin® Novaminsulfon-Natrium
221, 262 221
568,572 NoveriI® Novesin® Novobiozin Novobiozinkalzium Novobiozinnatrium Novocain® Nozinan Nucleic acid Nystatin
Oblatenkapsel Obstipation Ohrgerausche Olsaure Omephene Opipramol Orad ian Oragallin® Oral-Turinabol Ortho-Novum Ostradiol Ostradiolbenzoat Ostrogene Ostron Ouabain Ovulen Oxacillin Oxadiazoles Oxandrolon
98 230 230 257
16,98 558, 568
448 394
207 534 534 225 412
571, 575 411 387
408, 409 408 222 222 115
310, 322 77,453
408 389 180 409
Oxazepam Oxydasen Oxymorphin Oxypertin Oxyphenbutazone Oxyphenylbutazone
Pacatal® Palmitinsaure Pankreassaft Pantocain® Papain
367, 371 260 363 372
173,187,435 436
559 225 242
Papaverin Para-aminosalicylic acid Paraoxon
98 169
13, 247 453
435, 436 82, 534 Parasthesien
Parathion® Parazctamol Parkemed Partikelgrossc Paspertin Pavatrine Pelipathie Pellagra Penicillin Penicillin G Pentagit Pentazocine Pericyazin Peristaltik Permanganometrie Permonid® Pernicious anemia Peroxyclasen Perthane® Pertofran Pertranquil® Pethiclin Petro fan Pharmakologie Pharmakon Pharmazie Phenacetin® Phenacyl alcohols Phenazocin
99,435,436 286 365 236 376 468 535
18 96, 98, 115, 389, 453
239, 243 380 364 368
233,244 105
98 16, 18
260 500
369, 568 565 247 369 109 206 207
97,434 180 364
Phenazon 247, 254, 324 Phenergan ® 558 Phenethanolamine derivatives 57 tl-Phenethylamines 52 Pheninciion 284 Pheniodol 491 Phenobutiodyl Phenol Phenolphthalein Phenolrot
491 247, 254, 304
230 247, 254
Index Vol. 10 593
Phenoperidin 363 Phenothiazin 240, 368 Phenoxybenzamine 49, 50, 52 Phenprobamat 565 Phentolamine 49 Phenylalanine 20, 460 Phenylalanine hydroxylase 20 PhenyHithylamine 388 Phenylbutazone 149,157,173,
180, 182,187,247,365,431, 435,436,453
260 Phenylhydrazin N-PhenyJisobutyl Norepinephrine Phenylketonuria Phenylpiperidinabkommlinge y-Phenylpropylcarbamate Phenytoin Pheochromocytoma Phosphamidase Phosphorsaure Phosphorylase Phthalsulfacctam ide Phthalylsulfathiazole Pille Pimaricin Piperazinderivate Placebos
52 20
363 180 247
81 494 224
50, 74 485 485
207,277 393 372 103
Plasmaexpander 415 Plasmochine 434 Pluronic F 68® 264 Podoph yllotoxin -f3- D - benzy liden-
glukosid 403 Podophyllum-emodi-Glllkoside 403 Polamidon® 130 L-Polamidon 364 Polyathylenglykole 298 Polymerisate 278 Polymorphie 227 Polypragmasie 94 Polysorbat 80 238 Polyvinylpyrrolidon
153, 226, 230, 299, 305, 310 Polyvitaminpraparate 219 Pons tan 365 Porphyria 20 Porphyrines 453 Praemenstron 406 Praxiten Pred n isolone Prednison Prilocain Pristinamyein Probenecid Procaine Procalm®
38 ArzncimiUcl10
371 485 283 366 394
18 79
565
Proearbazin Prodeeonium Promethazin Pronethalol
Prontosil® Prontosil rubrum Propanidid Propranolol Propantheline Propaphenin®
402 514
468, 558 50,51,63,
67,72,75, 79, 80 99
16, 18, 435, 436, 462 366,514
66,72,384 469
Properieiazin Propionyl-Erythromyzin Propionyl-Erythromyzin-Laurylsulfat
558 368 257
Propitocain Propylenglykol Propylthiouracil Propyromazin Proresid Proscillariclin A Protein Proteolytic enzymes Prothazin® Prothiaclcn Prothrombinspiegel l'rotriptylin Prurigo Pruritus Psycholeptika Psychopharmaka Psychos en Psychosomatik Psychostimulantia Psychotherapie Psychotonika Ptericlinabkommlinge Pulverkonvolute Purinantagonisten Pyostacin Pyramidon® Pyrazoles Pyrazolones Pyridoxal Pyricloxinderi vate Pyrithioxin Pyritinol Pyrrolidineacetamide
222 366
298, 324 19
376 404 380 448
165, 169 558 370 283 568 535 534 553
546, 550 533 532 553 546 553 384 207 400 394
97, 130, 221 180 180
99 414 414 414 159
373 390
Qllietiuin Quinacillin Quinacrine Quinine
453, 460, 469 13, 130, 222, 229, 247,
254,453 Quinoline antimalarials 180
594 Index Vol. 10
Radiopaques 453 Semikarbazid 260 Rastinon® 98, 258, 285 Sensival 568 Rausedan® 560 Serax 371 Rauwolfia-Alkaloide 563 Serine 460 Rcceptor 48, 433 Scrotonin 144, 148, 153 Recctan 78 Serpasil® 560 Redul 412 Scquestren® 266 Refraktion 104 Sex hormones 16 Rcgelan 383 Sicdcpunkt 104 Rcgitinc 468 Silomat® 130 Reinheit 104 Silver nitrate 153 Rcizbarkeit 534 Singultus 534 Repeltin@ 243 Sirupc 298 l{cserpin@ 431, 549, 560 Smallpox vaccinc 27 Resorcinol derivatives 180 Sodium aurothiomalate 173 I'-Resorcylic acid 183 Sodium salicylate 173 Retardpraparatc 289 Solacen 373 I{ctard-Tablets® 119 Solubilisatc 301 fJ- H.ezeptoren blocker 384 Solubilisation 303 l{heomacrodex@ 415 Solypertin 372 l{heumatische Storungen 534 Sonilyn 396 Rhinitis vasomotorica 535 Spansules@ 119, 296 Rixapen 390 Spasmolytika 374 Rohrzuckcr 279 Spcctinomacin 392 Rondomycin 395 Speichel 242 Rbntgcnkontrastmittel 413 Spczifitat 106 Rosamit 414 SP-G 403 Roxilon 409 SP-I 403
Spironolakton 238, 284 Salazosulfapyridinc 485 Stabilisatoren 215 Salicylic acid 222, 225, Stabilisierungcn 218
247, 254, 365, 453 Stabilitat 122, 215 Salizy Isau rcmcth y lester 222 Stabilitatsteste 216 Salol 97 Sta bili ta ts un tcrsuch u ngen 219 Salpetersaure 224 Stalinon 101 Salzsaure 224 Stampen 389 Sanol 384 Stanozol 408 Sarotcn@ 568,572 Staphylomycin 393 Sarotex@ 572 Staphylomycin S 393 SchelJack 278 Starke 279 Schizophrenic, produktive 547 Statolon 394 Schlafstiirungen 534 Stcarinsaurc 225 Schlappheit 534 Steroidhormonc 290, 404 Schlcimsekrct 242 Stoffwcchsclantagonistcn 398 Schmclzpunkt 104 Stoikon® 565 Schmcrzzustandc 534 Stoxil 399 Schradan 474, 475 Stratum basale 318 Schwefel 236 Stratum Malpighii 318 Sch\\"cfelsaurc 224 Streptomycin 115, 130, 453 Schwierigkcitsgrad 106 Strophantin 130 Schwindel 534 g-Strophantin 380 Scillarcn A 380 Suavitil@ 565 Scurvy 18 Subosc 411 Scdaraupin@ 560 Succinylcholine 514 Scdativa 367, 552, 553 Succinylsulfathiazole 485
Indcx Vol. 10 595
Siichtc 533 396
236, 247, 442 254, 485
396
Sulfachlorpyridazin Sulfadiazin Sulfaguanidin Sulfamcthoxypyridazin Sulfanilamid Sulfapyridin Sulfapyrimidinc Sulfinpyrazonc Sulfisoxazol
99,247,396,442 247 412 453 265
Sulfonamide 97, 223, 229, 236, 453 453 Sulfoncs
Sulfonylharnstoffdcrivatc Su)fosalizylsaure 5-Su)fosalizylsaure Superlutin Suppositorium Supracid® Suramin Surmontil® SymmctrcJ Symniol® Sympatholytic Sympathomimetic Synacthcn Synnematin B Systral®
Tabletten Tachykardic Talusin Talwin Tannin Taractan® Tarpan Tcgrctal Tegretol Teilchcngrossc Telmid® Tcnside Tcnsilon
411 254 254 407
207,328 498 453
370, 568, 571 399 399
52 52
409 391 324
277,280 534 380 364 227
560, 568 374 379
379, 576 118 128
227, 263, 301 254
Tcrgitol 4® 325 Tcssalon® 130 Tcstostcron 408 Tcstosteronpropionat 408 Tetraathylammonium 254 Tctracyclin 115, 229, 259, 299, 394 Tctraiodophcnolphthalcin 491 Tctralysal 395 Thalidomid 101, 114, 128 Thcobromin 254 Theophyllin 222, 229, 256, 300 Theophyllinathylcnc1iamin 300 Thiambutenc 468 Thiamin 290, 486
Thiocarbanilidc Thiomesteron Thiopental Thiopropazat Thiopropcrazin Thioric1azin Thioscmicarbazonc Thiphcnamil
397 408, 409 247, 254
559 368
559, 562 97
375 Thorazine® 558 Thymic1in 398 Thymin 398 Thymin-c1csoxyribosic1 398 Thyrosinc 20 Thyroxine 16 Tofranil® 568, 571 0(-Tokophcrol 222 Tolbutamic1 115,285,411,442,463,511 Tolbutamic1-Xatrium 258 Tolazamic1 411 Tolazolin 247 Tolinasc 411 p-Toluidin 254 Tonoquil® 559, 562 Toxizitat 112 Toxizitatsbestimmung 112 Toxogonin® 416 Tracertechnik 111 Tragersubstanzen 322 Trancxam-Saure 416 Tranquillizer 553, 563 Trausabun 568 Triacetyl-oleanc1omycin 128 Triamteren 276, 282 Trichlorathanol 99 Trichomycin 394 Trihyc1roxymethylaminomcthan 224 Trimcprazin-S35 243, 296 Trimcprimin 370, 568, 571, 575 Trimcproprimin 370 Triolanc1rcn® 312 Triparanol 128 Triptil 568 TriptyIin 369 Trobicin 392 Trocinate® 375 Tropfcn16sungen 298 Truxal® 560, 568 Trypanblau 115 Trypanosomiasis 15 Tryptizol® 568, 572 Tryptophan 453 d-Tubokurarin 310 Tussukal® Twecn® 80 Tybamat
130 238, 265
373
596 Index Vol. 10
ulcus 535 Vitamin E 222 Unipen 390 Vitamin K 99 uracil 460 Vivactyl 568 Uracil Mustard 401 Vomiting 82 Ureide 97 urethritis 535 \Veckamine 568 Urogenitale Storungen 534 Weinsaure 224 Grticaria 535 Wirksamkeit 214 Ustimon 382 \Virksu bstanz 104
Wirkungsablauf 111 Valium® 566 \Virkungsart 109 Varico-sanol 417 \ Virkungsmechanism us 111 Vasoforte 417 \Virkungsspektrum 109,110 Vastarel 382 Witepsol H® 330 Vatensol 378 Veractil 568 Verapamil 381 Xanthinderivate 229
Vcronal® 130 Xylocain 366
Verpackung 217 Xylol 324
V erteil u ngskoeffizien t 118, 253 Vertraglichkeit 112 Yeast 153 Vioform 16 Virgimycin 393 Zersctzungsgeschwindigkcit 219 Virginiamycin 393 Zirkulationsstorungen 534 Vitamin A 115, 222 Zitronensaure 225 Vitamin D2 222 Zoxazolaminc 128, 435, 436 Vitamin B12 16, 96, 130, 244 Zustandsform 104
Index Vol. 10 597
A UTORE:N- "CN D ARTI KELI NDEX
AUTHOR AND PAPER INDEX
INDEX DES AUTEURS ET DES ARTICLES
Vol. 1-10 (1959-1966)
Narcotic Antagonists 8,261 (1965)
Molecular Geometry and Mechanism of Action of Chemical Carcinogens 4,407 (1962)
Molecular Pharmacology, a Basis for Drug Design 10, 429 (1966)
Neuere Aspekte der chemischen Anthelminticaforschung " 243 (1959)
Stereochemical Factors in Biological Activity " 455 (1959)
Xewer Diuretics 2, 9 (1960)
The p-Adrenergic Blocking Agents; Pharmacology and Structure-Activity Relationships 10,46 (1966)
Dr. S. ARCHER Assistant Director of Chemical Research, Sterling-Winthrop Research Institute, Rensselaer, New York, USA Dr. L. S. HARRIS Section Head in Pharmacology, Sterling-\Vinthrop Research Institute, Rensselaer, Xew York, USA
Prof. Dr. J. C. ARCOS Department of Medicine and Biochemistry, Tulane University, U.S. Public Health Service, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA
Prof. Dr. E. J. ARlih;s Institute of Pharmacology, University of Nijmegen, Nijmegen, Holland
Dr. J. BALLY wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter der Sandoz AG, Basel. Schweiz
Prof. Dr. A. H. BECKETT Head of School of Pharmacy, Chelsea College of Science and Technology, Chelsea, London, England
Dr. K. H. BEYER JR. Vice-President, Merck Sharp and Dohme Research Laboratories, "Vest Point, Pennsylvania, USA Dr. J. E. BAER Director of Pharmacological Chemistry, :\fcrck Institute for Therapeutic Research, West Point, Pennsylvania, USA
Dr. J. H. EIEL Vice-President, Research and Development, Aldrich Chemical Company Inc., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Dr. B. K. B. Lv:\'! Department of Pharmacology, Marquette Lniversity School of Medicine, Milwaukee, \Viscon-sin, USA .
598
Die Ioncnaustauscher und ihrc Anwcnclung in cler Pharmazic und Medizin 7, 11 (1959) \Vert und Bcwertung der Arzncimittel 70,90 (1966)
Les derives organiques du fluor tI'interct pharmacologique 3,9 (1961)
Anabolic Steroids 2,71 (1960)
Chemical Xature and Pharmacological Actions of Quaternary Ammonium Salts 2, 135 (1960)
Dber Vorkommen undBedeutung c1er Indolstruktur in tier Medizin und Biologic 2, 227 (1960)
Cholesterol and Its Relation to Atherosclerosis 7, 127 (1959)
Structure-Activity Relationships in Certain Anthelmintics 3,75 (1961)
Biochemical Effects of Drugs Acting on the Central Kervous System 8,53 (1965)
Index Vol. 10
Prof. Dr. J. BtCHI Direktor des Pharmazcutischcn Institutes der ETH, Zi.irich, Schweiz
Prof. Dr. X. P. Buu-Hol Directeur tic Laboratoire a l'Institut dc chimie des substances naturelles tlu Centre National de la l{echerche, Scientifiq ue, Gif-sur-Yvette, France
Prof. Dr. 13. C.""IERIl'O Director of the Chemical Research Laboratory of Farmitalia, "man, Italy Prof. Dr. G. SALA Department of Clinical Chemistry and Medical Pathology, Cniversity of "man, and Director of the Department of Pharmaceutical Therapy, Farmitalia, Milan, Italy
Dr. C. J. CAVALLITO School of Pharmacy, Cniversity of Xorth Carolina, Chapel Hill, K. Carolina, USA Dr. A. P. GRAY Director of the Chemical Research Section, Neisler Laboratories Inc., Decatur, Illinois, USA
Dr. A. CERLETTl Direktor der meclizinisch-biologischen Forschungsabteilung der Sandoz AG, Basel, Schweiz
Prof. Dr. K. K. CHE,," Department of Pharmacology, University School of :YIetlicine, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Dr. TSu,,"G-MI,," LI,," Senior Pharmacologist, Division of Pharmacologic Research, Lilly I{esearch Laboratories, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Prof. Dr. J. c. CRAIG Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Cniversity of California, San Francisco, California, USA Dr. M. E. TATE Post Doctoral Fellow, University of Kew South \Vales, Department of Organic Chcmistry, Kensington, N.S.'V., Australia
Dr. L. DECSI Specialist in Clinical Chemistry, University Medical School, Pecs, Hungary
Drug Research - vVhence and Whither 10, 11 (196(j)
Aminonuc1eosid-Xephrose 7,341 (1964)
Betrachtungcn zur Entwicklung von Hcilmittcln 10, 33 (1966)
H.ecent Research in the Field of 5-Hydroxytryptamine and Related Indolealkylamines 3, 151 (1961)
2Vletabolism of Drugs and Other Foreign Compounds by Enzymatic :YIechanisms 6,11 (1963)
Basic Mechanisms of Drug Action 7,11 (1964)
Zusammenhange zwischen Konstitution und \Virksamkeit bei Lokalanasthetica 4,353 (1962)
Das Plaeeboproblem 1, 279 (1959)
Drug Latentiation 4,221 (1962)
Chemotherapy of Filariasis g, 191 (1966)
H.ccent Studies in the Field of Indole Compounds 6,75 (1963)
Index Vol. 10 599
Dr. R. G. DENKEWALTER Vice-President for Exploratory Research, Merck Sharp & Dohme Research Laboratories, Rahway, New Jersey, USA Dr. M. TISHLER President, Merck Sharp & Dohme Research Laboratories, Rahway, New Jersey, L;SA
Dr. U. C. DUBACH Privatdozent, Oberarzt an der :.vlcdizinischen Universitats-Poliklinik Basel, Basel, Schweiz
Prof. Dr. G. EHRHART Farbwerkc Hoechst AG, Frankfurt a. :YI.-Hiichst, BR Deutschland
Prof. Dr. V. EHSPAYIER Institute of Pharmacology, University of Parma, Parma, Italy
Dr. J. R. GILLETTE Head, Section on Enzymes Drug Interaction, Laboratory of Chemical Pharmacology, ~ational Heart Institute, Bethesda 14, Maryland, USA
Prof. Dr. D. R. H. GOURLEY Department of Pharmacology, University of Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville, Virginia, lJSA
Dr. H. GRASSHOI<' Forschungschemiker in Firma M. \Voelm, Eschwege, Deutschland
Prof. Dr. H. HAAS Leiter der Pharmakologischen Abteilung Knoll AG, Ludwigshafen, und Dozent an der Universitat Heidelberg Dr. H. FI]>;K und Dr. G. HARTEFELDER Forschungslaboratorien dcr Knoll AG, Ludwigshafen, Deutschland
Dr. N. J. HARPER Head of the Department of Pharmacy, Uni\'crsity of Aston, Birmingham 4, England
Dr. F. HAWKI:-IG Head of the Division of Chemotherapy and Parasitology at the ~ational Institute for Medical Research, London, England
Dr. R. V. HEINZELMA:-I Section Head, Organic Chemistry, The Upjohn Company, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA Dr. J. SZYIUSZKOVICZ Research Chemist, The Upjohn Company, Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
600
Neuere Entwicklungcn auf dem Gebiete therapeutisch verwendbarer organischer Sehwefelverbindungen 4,9(1962)
The Pharmacology of Homologous Series 7, 305 (1964)
The Development of Antifertility Substances 7, 133 (1964)
Dberneue Arzneimittell, 531 (1959), 2,251 (1960),3,369 (1961), 6,347 (1963). 10,360 (1966)
Die Anwendung von Psychopharmaka in der psychosomatischen Medizin 10, 530 (1966)
Physico Chemical Methods in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, 1. Spectrofluorometry 6,151 (1963)
Biological Activity of the Terpenoids and Their Derivatives 6,279 (1963)
Zur neeinflussung der Strahl enempfindlichkeit von Saugetieren durch chemische Substanzen 9,11 (1966)
Indev Vol.lO
Dr. H. HERBST Forschungschemiker in den Farbwerken Hoechst, Frankfurt a. M., Deutschland
Dr. H. R. ING Reader in Chemical Pharmacology, Oxford university, and Head of the Chemical unit of the University Department of Pharmacology, Oxford, England
Prof. Dr. H. JACKSON Head of Department of Experimental Chemotherapy, Christie Hospital and Holt Radium Institute, Paterson Laboratories, Manchester 20, England
Dr. W. KUNZ
Forschungschemiker in Firma Dr. Schwarz GmbH, Monheim (Rhein!.). Deutschland
Dr. F. LAB HARDT Privatdozent, stellvertretender Direktor der psychiatrischen VniversiUitsklinik, Basel, Schweiz
Dr. H. G. LEEMANN Head of the Analytical Department in the Pharmaceutical Division of Sandoz Ltd., Basic, Switzerland Dr. K. STICH Specialist for Questions in Ultraviolet and Fluorescence Spectrophotometry, Analytical Department, Sandoz Ltd., Basle, Switzerland Dr. MARGRIT THOMAS Research Chemist in the Analytical Department Research Laboratory, Sandoz Ltd., Basle, Switzerland
Dr. M. MARTIN-SMITH Senior Lecturer in Medicinal Chemistry in the School of Pharmacy of the Royal College of Science and Technology, Glasgow C.l., Scotland Dr. TOWHIDA KHATOON Lecturer in Chemistry at the Eden Girls College, Dacca, East Pakistan
Dr. H.-J. MELCHING Privatdozent, Oberassistent am Radiologischen Institut der Universitat Freiburg i. Br., Freiburg i. Br., Deutschland Dr. C. Sl'REFFER 'iVissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Radiologischen lnstitut der Vniversitat Freiburg i. nr., Freiburg i. Br., Deutschland
Analgesia and Addiction 5,155 (1963)
On the Chemotherapy of Cancer 8,431 (1965)
Der Einflu13 der Formgebung auf die \Virkung eines Arzneimittels 70,204 (1966)
Ganglienblocker 2, 297 (1960)
Die Chemotherapie der \Vurmkrankheiten 7, 159 (1959)
3,4-Dihydroxyphenylalanine and Related Compounds 9, 223 (1966)
Monoaminoxydase-Hemmer 2,417 (1960)
Index Val. 10 601
Dr. L. B. MELLETT Assistant Professor of Pharmacology, University of Michigan Medical School, Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA Prof. Dr. L. A. \-VOODS Department of Pharmacology, College of Medicine, State University of Iowa, Iowa City, USA
Dr. J. A. MOKTG01!ERY Head of the Organic Chemistry Division, Southern Research Institute, Kettering-Meyer Laboratory, Birmingham 5, Alabama, USA
Prof. Dr. K. MUKZEL Leiter der galenischen Forschungsabteilung der F. Hoffmann-La Roche & Co. AG, Basel, Schweiz
Dr. K. NADOR Leiter der Abteilung fur Arzneimittelforschung im Institut fur experimentelle Medizin der Ungarischen Akademie der \Vissenschaften, Budapest, Ungarn
Prof. Dr. H.-A. OELKERS Leiter der pharmakologischen und parasitologischen Abteilung der Firma C. F. Asche & Co., Hamburg-Altona, Deutschland
Dr. A. R. PATEL Post-Doctoral H.esearch Assistant, Department of Chemistry, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, USA Prof. Dr. A. BeRGER Department of Chemistry, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, USA
Prof. Dr. A. PLETSCHER Direktor cler mcdizinischen Forschungsabteilung F. Hoffmann-La Roche & Co. AG, Basel, und Profcssor fur Inncre Medizin an der Universitat Basel Dr. K F. GEY medizinische Forschungsabteilung F. HoffmannLa Roche & Co. AG, Basel, Schweiz Dr. P. ZELLER Chefchemiker in Firma F. Hoffmann-La Roche & Co. AG, Basel, Schweiz
602
The Effects of Structural Alteration on the Anti-Inflammatory Properties of Hydrocortisone 5, 11 (1963)
Phenothiazine und Azaphenothiazine als Arzneimittel5, 269 (1963)
Antihypertensive Agents 4,295 (1962)
Die Anwendung radioaktiver Isotope in del' pharmazeutischen Forschung 7,59 (1964)
The Structure and Biogenesis of Certain Antibiotics 2, 591 (1960)
The Biliary Excretion and Enterohepatic Circulation of Drugs and Other Organic Compounds 9,299 (1966)
Strukturelle Betrachtungen del' Psychopharmaka: Versuch cineI' Korrelation von chemischer Konstitution und klinischer Wirkung 9, 129 (1966)
Index Vol. 10
Dr. L. H. SARETT Director of Synthetic Organic Chemistry, lVlerck Sharp & Dohme Hesearch Laboratories, Rahway, New Jersey, USA Dr. A. A. PATCHETT Director of the Department of Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Merck Sharp & Dohme Research Laboratories, Rahway, New Jersey, USA Dr. S. STEELMAX Director of Endocrinology, :Vlerck Institute for Therapeutic Research, Rahway, NewJersey, USA
Dr. E. SCHEXKER Forschungschemiker in del' Sandoz AG, Basel, Schweiz Dr. H. HERBST Forschungschemiker in den Farbwerken Hoechst, Frankfurt a. M., Deutschland
Dr. E. SCHLITTLER Director of Research of CIBA Pharmaceutical Company, Summit, New Jersey, lJSA Dr. J. DRl:EY Director of the Department of Synthetic Drug Research of CIBA Ltd., Basic, Switzerland Dr. A. MARXER Research Chemist of ClBA Ltd., Basle, and Lecturer at the eniversity of Berne, Switzerland
Prof. Dr. K. E. SCHULTE Direktor des Instituts fur Pharmazie und Lebensmittelchemie del' WestHi.lischen Wilhelms-Universitat ;Vlunster, Munster (WestL), Deutschland Dr. INGEIlORG MLEI:<fEK Leiterin des Isotopen-Laboratoriums, Institut fur l'harmazie und Lebensmittelchemie del' Westfalischen Wilhelms-Universitat Munster, Munster (\Vestf.). Deutschland
Dr. W. A. SEXTO:<l Research Director of the Pharmaceuticals Division of Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd., Wilmslow, Cheshire, England
Dr. R. L. S;IIITH Senior Lecturer in Biochemistry at St. Mary's Hospital Medical School (University of London), Paddington, London, W.2, England
Dr. K. STACH Stellvertretender Leiter del' Chemischen Forschung del' C. F. Boehringer & Sohne GmbH, Mannheim-vValdhof, Deutschland Dr. W. POLDINGER Oberarzt fur klinische Psychopharmakologie an del' Psychiatrischen Universitatsklinik Basel, Basel, Schweiz
Index Vol. 10 603
Antibakterielle Chemotherapie der Tuberkulose 7,193 (1964)
Biologische Oxydation und Reduktion am Stickstoff aromatischer Aminound ~itroderivate und ihre Folgen fUr den Organismus 8, 195 (1965)
A Pharmacological Approach to Allergy 3,409 (1961)
Some Biochemical and Pharmacological Properties of AntiInflammatory Drugs 8,321 (1965)
Wirksamkeit und Nebenwirkungen von Metronidazol in der Therapie der Trichomonasis 9, 361 (1966)
Nonsteroid Antiinflammatory Agents 10, 139 (1966)
The Chemotherapy of Amoebiasis 8, 11 (1965)
Antimetabolites and Their Revolution in Pharmacology 2,613 (1960)
Krebswirksame Antibiotika aus Actinomyceten 3, 451 (1961)
D~F.TRE~DELE~BURG
Leitender Arzt der Robert-Koch-Abteilung der :Medizinischen Universitatskliniken, Homburg, Saar, Deutschland
D~ H. L:EHLEKE
PD fUr Pharmakologie und Toxikologie, Oberassistent am Phannakologischen Institut cler Universitat TUbingen, 74 TUbingen, Deutschland
J)~ G. B. WEST
Reader in the School of Pharmacy, Department of Pharmacology, University of London, London, England
D~ M. 'vV. \VHITEHOUSE
Lecturer in Biochemistry at the University of Oxford, Oxford, England
D~ K. "TIES~ER Tierarzt, \Vissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter der 1'harma-wissenschaftlichen Literaturabteilung, Farbenfabriken Bayer AG, Leverkusen, Deutschland ])~ H. FI:-;K
Leiter der Pharma-wissenschaftlichen Literaturabteilung, Farbenfabriken Bayer AG, Leverkusen, Deutschland
Dr. C. A. 'VI:-;TER
Senior Investigator Pharmacology, Merck Institute for Therapeutic Research, West Point, Pennsylvania, USA
D~ G. WOOLFE
Head of the Chemotherapy Group of the Research Department at Boots Pure Drug Company Ltd., Nottingham, England
D~ D. \V. \VOOLLEY
The Rockefeller Institute, ~ew York, USA
Dr. KH. ZEPF
Forschungschemiker im biochemischen und mikrobiologischen Laboratorium der Farbwerke Hoechst, Frankfurt a.M., Deutschland Dr. CHRISTA ZEPF
Rcferentin fUr das Chemische Zentralblatt, KelkheimjTaunus, Deutschland
