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Mephenesin
A centrally acting muscle relaxant, also known as myanesin and studied in the 1940s: its effect is short-lived and it has largely been replaced by methocarbamol, a related drug. This family brings together the active ingredient and other impurities.
Did you know?Pharmacologist Frank Berger discovered its calming effect on rodents while searching, in a British laboratory, for a penicillin preservative; this later led to meprobamate.
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