Carnitine conjugate of nipecotic acid: a new example of dual prodrug
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- DOI: 10.3390/molecules14093268
Carnitine conjugate of nipecotic acid: a new example of dual prodrug
Abstract
As a novel example of improved entry of poorly delivered drugs into the brain by means of nutrient conjugates, L-carnitine was conjugated to nipecotic acid and the capacity to antagonize PTZ-induced convulsions of this novel entity was evaluated.
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