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Syntheses and Identification of Benzo[C]Chrysene Metabolites

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Dhimant Desai1, Jacek Krzeminski1, Jyh Ming Lin2, Anju Chadha3, Naoki Miyata3, Haruhiko Yagi3, Donald M. Jerina3, Shantu Amin1 •
Penn State Cancer Institute1, Dana Corporation2, National Institutes of Health3
01 Jan 2000-Polycyclic Aromatic Compounds
TL;DR: In this paper, the B[c]C trans-1,2-, 7,8-, and 9,10-dihydrodiols were synthesized from bisnaphthyl olefins by photochemical cyclization.

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Consumption of dopamine hydrochloride by nitroglycerine: Preliminary clinical and experimental observations

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Soma Guhathakurta1, Anju Chadha2, N Balasubramanian2, N. Gayathri2•
National Heart Foundation of Australia1, Indian Institute of Technology Madras2
01 Dec 2000-Indian Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery
TL;DR: Dopamine was more effective when it was delivered in a separate line from NTG, and experiments revealed that the cause of persistent hypotension when Dopamine hydrochloride and NTG were mixed was due to the consumption of Dopamines by NTG.
Abstract: Background Hypotension in twenty seven patients following coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery did not respond to increasing doses of dopamine hydrochloride. This was observed when Dopamine was delivered in the same lumen of the central venous catheter alongwith nitroglycerine (NTG). When infused through separate ports of the central venous line dopamine was observed to achieve the optimum blood pressure response in smaller doses while keeping the same concentration and dose of nitroglycerine on flow. Rationale behind this observation was investigated.