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Prenylamine

A vasodilator of the calcium channel blocker family, chemically related to the amphetamines, introduced in Germany in the 1960s for angina pectoris and used until 1988, when it was withdrawn from the market worldwide. This family brings together the active ingredient.

Did you know?In 1964 the German pharmacologist Albrecht Fleckenstein reported how prenylamine and verapamil inhibit excitation-contraction coupling: those studies led to the discovery of calcium antagonists.

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