Active ingredientAmobarbitalCat. No. P-A139-001CAS 57-43-2Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Amobarbital
An intermediate-acting barbiturate, first synthesised in Germany in 1923 and used for decades as a sedative and hypnotic, later largely replaced by benzodiazepines. This family brings together the active ingredient.
Did you know?It is the classic drug of the Wada test, described in 1949 by Japanese neurologist Juhn Wada: injected into one carotid artery, it puts a single brain hemisphere to sleep for a few minutes, showing where language and memory reside.
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