1986
DOI: 10.1016/0049-0172(86)90022-3
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d-penicillamine: Chemistry and clinical use in rheumatic disease

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“…Pretreatment of BAPN, a specific inhibitor of LOX (Tang et al, 1983), significantly decreased the covalent binding of [ 14 C]rofecoxib, probably via the prevention of allysine production from lysine. The covalent binding of [ 14 C]rofecoxib was also significantly decreased by pretreatment with D-penicillamine and hydralazine, which have been reported to react with protein aldehydes in connective tissues and to form thiazolidine or hydrazone analog (hydralazine can also inhibit LOX activity) Deshmukh and Nimni, 1969;Gallop and Paz, 1975;Numata et al, 1981;Howard-Lock et al, 1986). These results strongly suggested that the aldehydic functional …”
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confidence: 56%
“…Pretreatment of BAPN, a specific inhibitor of LOX (Tang et al, 1983), significantly decreased the covalent binding of [ 14 C]rofecoxib, probably via the prevention of allysine production from lysine. The covalent binding of [ 14 C]rofecoxib was also significantly decreased by pretreatment with D-penicillamine and hydralazine, which have been reported to react with protein aldehydes in connective tissues and to form thiazolidine or hydrazone analog (hydralazine can also inhibit LOX activity) Deshmukh and Nimni, 1969;Gallop and Paz, 1975;Numata et al, 1981;Howard-Lock et al, 1986). These results strongly suggested that the aldehydic functional …”
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confidence: 56%
“…In addition, D-(-)-penicillamine has an older, well-established use in the treatment of patients suffering from Wilson's disease, as well as uses in the treatment of heavy metal poisoning, cystinuria, multiple sclerosis, -and chronic aggressive hepatitis (1).…”
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“…Interference with collagen synthesis may be responsible for reported cases of hyperextensibility of young children treated with D-penicillamine, and for a similar reason D-penicillamine has been suggested as a possible teratogen (4). Formation of thiazolidine rings is also the probable mode of action of D-penicillamine as a vitamin B6 antagonist (4,6).…”
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