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veratridine
veratridine n. 
/vᵻˈratrᵻdɪn/, /vəˈrætrəˌdin/ [-idine suffix] an alkaloid ester, C36H51NO11, present in veratrum and sabadilla and having anti-hypertensive properties, but now used chiefly for experimental purposes.
Brit. /vᵻˈratrᵻdiːn/
, /vᵻˈratrᵻdiːn//vᵻˈratrᵻdɪn/U.S. /vəˈrætrədən/
, /vəˈrætrədən//vəˈrætrəˌdin/ΘΚΠ
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veratridine1907
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1907 Brit. Pharmaceut. Codex 242 Cevadine is accompanied in cevadilla seeds by the alkaloids veratridine..and sabatrine.
1935 Jrnl. Chem. Soc. 123 On hydrolysis, veratridine gave veratric acid and..cevine.
1954 O. Krayer in V. A. Drill Pharmacol. in Med. xxxiii. 8/2 The monoester veratridine is of no clinical use because it has an inadequate therapeutic range and its duration of action is too short.
1976 Nature 25 Mar. 337/2 The effects of veratridine, an alkaloid well known for its ability to increase Na+ permeability in nerve cells, were examined.
1976 Jrnl. Neurochem. 27 1271/2 Veratrine sulfate consisted of the alkaloids veratridine, cevadilline, sabadine and cevadine.
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