Pharmacological characteristics of a new phenyl analog of piracetam—4-phenylpiracetam

Yu. G. Bobkov, I. S. Morozov, O. M. Glozman, L. N. Nerobkova, L. A. Zhmurenko · 1983 · Biull Eksp Biol Med. 95(4):50–53

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The abstract describes operant-behavior, amnesia and other neuropharmacological findings for 4-phenylpiracetam compared with related compounds.

Population and setting: Experimental comparative pharmacology
Evidence type: Animal / experimental
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Source language: Russian unless otherwise indicated
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Preclinical findings do not establish effects in cosmonauts or healthy workers.
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Original source: Yu. G. Bobkov, I. S. Morozov, O. M. Glozman, L. N. Nerobkova, L. A. Zhmurenko. Pharmacological characteristics of a new phenyl analog of piracetam—4-phenylpiracetam Biull Eksp Biol Med. 95(4):50–53 1983.

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Phenotropil

A phenyl-substituted piracetam analogue connecting early Soviet experimental pharmacology, IMBP development and later clinical studies. Temperature-dependent animal findings, patient trials and healthy-volunteer PK studies address different questions.

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